Jacqui Sukie is a photographer and digital artist whose work celebrates beauty, resilience, and transformation. With a design-related degree, she has traveled extensively, immersing herself in local cultures and drawing inspiration from the subtle details of everyday life.
In 2012, following a diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease, a camera was first placed in Jacqui’s hands—marking a pivotal moment in both her personal and artistic journey. Photography became a means of focus, expression, and forward motion. What began as spontaneous images captured during runs and daily life evolved into a dedicated artistic practice using DSLR photography.
Jacqui’s work has since been accepted into numerous juried exhibitions locally and internationally, earning multiple awards. Continually evolving, her current focus explores digital manipulation, blending multiple images into cohesive compositions that reflect perseverance, hope, and quiet strength. Her work is held in private and corporate collections across several states.
