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Sukii is a floral artist whose creative journey began not with a grand vision, but with a simple job that changed everything. In 2010, she was placed in charge of a floral department at a local marketplace — an unexpected opportunity that awakened a deep and immediate connection. What started as curiosity quickly bloomed into passion, as Sukii discovered a natural gift and reverence for floral design.

Though she later experienced moderate success in the corporate world, the flowers kept calling her back. While navigating motherhood and immense grief in her early twenties, Sukii trusted that inner pull and returned to the art form that first stirred her soul. In 2015, combining creative instinct with entrepreneurial savvy, she launched her own floral studio in Miami — one rooted in originality, emotion, and intention. From day one, she rejected the ordinary, describing her vision as “next-generation floristry” and proudly proclaiming that her work would always “think outside the vase.”

Clients were quick to recognize that Sukii wasn’t just arranging flowers — she was creating art. Her compositions became known for their spirit, sensitivity, and storytelling. As her following grew, so did her freedom. Sukii began to design not just for clients, but for herself — guided by feeling rather than instruction. What emerged was a practice of healing, intuition, and radical self-expression. The flowers became her language, her therapy, her truth.

Through this evolution, Sukii embraced her identity as an artist — not simply a florist. Her work is deeply rooted in emotional power and ancestral memory, intended to be felt as much as it is seen. She creates to honor beauty, confront pain, and bring light to even the darkest spaces. For Sukii, flowers are more than decoration — they are medicine, prayer, and protest.

Today, her mission is to use floral design as a medium for connection and transformation. She hopes to inspire the people and next generation — especially the youth and emerging artists of her hometown, Miami — by showing that art can live in every form, and that creativity is a path to healing, purpose, and liberation.