Made by
Jasmine Suh.

I’m Jasmine Suh, a Korean American artist based in Atlanta, Georgia. Art has always been a constant in my life. I was once set on pursuing it professionally and was accepted into school for architecture, but the pressure to choose a more conventional and practical path ultimately led me to study engineering instead.

Even as my career moved in a different direction, I never really stopped thinking about art. There were periods when I wasn’t creating at all, but the desire to make something of my own never really went away. Eventually, art became something I found my way back to in my free time—a space to experiment, work with my hands, and reconnect with a part of myself that had taken a back seat in my professional life.

That’s eventually what led me to Geoul. It started as a creative hobby in my free time, but I quickly found myself completely invested in it. I loved finding mirrors and figuring out what artwork felt right for each one, letting the shape, frame, and character of the mirror guide the design rather than treating every piece the same.

My work is especially inspired by florals, botanical forms, natural landscapes, and the small details found in nature. It’s an aesthetic that has followed me for years—many of my own tattoos are botanical, reflecting the same flowers, organic forms, and natural imagery that continue to find their way into my engravings.

Today, I create both available pieces and custom commissions, with select work shown at The Modernist in West Midtown, Atlanta.