We design how spaces feel and how brands speak.
Always research-led, always made to last.
HEALTHCARE ENVIRONMENTS
We know the visual environment of a healthcare facility is influences health outcomes.
Minta Viski designs envirographics programs for hospitals and healthcare settings, large-scale, site-specific visual narratives co-created with communities, grounded in research, and built to last within the regulatory requirements of healthcare.
Image: The Children’s Hospital at Westmead, Redevelopment Envirographics Program.
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BRANDS AND PLACES
Every brand has a place. Every place has a story it hasn't learned to tell yet.
We build visual identities for regional organisations, events, festivals, and businesses that need to communicate something true about who they are and where they come from. Our approach is the same as it is in healthcare: we listen before we create, and we find the narrative first.
Image: NSWDPIRD Growth Rooms Envirographics.
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The work
Sydney Children's Hospital, Westmead Redevelopment
Created by artist Rach Viski, in collaboration with children in the hospital and local community, the envirographics are inspired by the surrounding river landscape to soften the clinical setting and foster a calm, welcoming sense of place throughout the hospital.
Griffith Base Hospital Paediatric In-patient Unit Redevelopment
Through a co-creation approach with local students, the artwork in the Paediatric Ward at Griffith Base Hospital is unashamedly ‘Griffith’, capturing the diversity of their community through 40+ drawings and stories of belonging.
Multi-faith Space, Wagga Wagga Base Hospital Window Envirographics
The flowing nature of the Murrumbidgee River and the bark of the scribbly gum has been the inspiring source of the window etch envirographics created for this space.
NSW DPIRD Seed Vault and Growth Rooms Envirographics
Scientifically accurate envirographics, rooted in peer-reviewed research on the history and science of growing wheat and rice, yet imaginative enough to captivate senior executives, policy-makers, visiting ministers, and the broader public.
The Practice
Minta Viski is founded and led by Rach Viski, designer, artist, and self-confessed country kid with eighteen years of practice and three hospital redevelopment programs behind her. She works from regional NSW, with clients across Australia.
The practice draws on a network of trusted specialists: copywriters, fabricators, engagement facilitators. They’re assembled project by project, always in service of the work.
Whether designing envirographics, or building visual identities, we apply core values of observation, patience and ecological thinking.
We believe that the most transformative design solutions come to life when we honour the relationship between people, place, and purpose.
Insights
From The Practice
Thoughtful writing on envirographics, co-creation, health and design, from a regional practice doing nationally significant work.
Testimonials
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A rare find!
“It is rare to find someone who can seamlessly blend creativity, professionalism, and approachability like Rach Viski from Minta Viski. Rach is a true design genius and working with her on our 2024 Theatre Season collateral has been an absolute joy.
From the start, the process was clear, friendly, and exceptionally organised. She took our excited (and sometimes outlandish) ideas and turned them into a cohesive and striking visual identity for the year.”
- Tracey Simond, Marketing & Education Officer, Wagga Civic Theatre
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Do your business or community group a favour
There are some famous Rachel's in the world - Rachel from Friends, Rachel Hunter, Rachel Griffiths.....allow me to draw your eye to 2 more.....
As a new business owner, I have engaged Rachel Anderson from Assembld and Rachel Viski from Minta Viski to help me with soooo many projects!!!
From a brand refresh, to copywriting, to newsletters, to amazing ideas, to website design, to hand drawn images to bring my business to life and connect with my community - this dynamic duo has it all under control. To be honest, they've probably done other things to help me that I'm not even aware of!
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