about the artist

Sukii Qi (Say Sukii) floral artist + lifestyle alchemist

Sukii Qi is a Miami-based floral artist, entrepreneur, and community leader. She is the founder and creative director of Say Sukii Flowers, a boutique floral studio and experiential design company established in 2015. Known for her energetically eclectic and culturally rooted aesthetic, Sukii creates bespoke floral and spatial designs that tell meaningful stories and elevate private and corporate experiences—including weddings, brand activations, workshops, and set design.

Her work has been commissioned by prominent brands such as HOORAE Media, Formula 1, and Soho House, and has been featured in Vogue, Aventura Magazine, and The Miami Herald.

Sukii’s journey into floral artistry began in 2010 at Whole Foods Market, where a chance position in the floral department sparked a lifelong devotion to flowers as both a craft and a calling. What began as grocery store training quickly revealed a natural talent for floristry, evolving into a deeper practice of storytelling, emotional resonance, and creative expression. Over time, flowers became Sukii’s chosen medium for connection, healing, and transformation.

Through Say Sukii Flowers, she champions sustainability and approaches floral design as alchemy—a sacred, transformative art form capable of shifting energy, uplifting spaces, and restoring balance. Her practice is deeply rooted in wellness and intentionality, with a focus on creating high-vibrational experiences that nurture women, children, and community.

In 2020, Sukii was recognized with the Knight Arts Champion Award from the Knight Foundation for her contributions to South Florida’s arts and culture ecosystem.

Beyond her studio practice, Sukii is a dedicated philanthropist and community organizer. In 2019, she founded Flower Children World, a youth initiative centered on community, arts, life skills, and mindfulness (C.A.L.M.), designed to support holistic development through creativity and care. Her work continues to cultivate spaces for mindful healing, authentic togetherness, and environmental stewardship.

Extending beyond florals alone, Sukii views her creative practice as an ongoing journey of self-expression, legacy building, and spiritual inquiry—using flowers as both offering and antidote. As she continues to travel and create globally, her mission remains clear: to bring beauty, light, and intention into spaces that need it most, and to inspire others to honor the limitless power of creativity.