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.
Over 5,000m² of envirographics were designed using biophilic design principles and contemporary neuroaesthetics research by artist, Rach Viski. The work resists polish in favour of responsiveness, prioritising emotional honesty and adaptability over visual perfection.
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 drawings and stories.
This panoramic landscape artwork was created with special consideration for the Wagga Wagga Base Hospital Special Care Nursery environment.
The flowing nature of the Murrumbidgee River and the bark of the scribbly gum has been the inspiring source of the pattern created for this space.
Ambulatory Care was the perfect environment to continue the narrative from the Children’s Ward nearby for those patients visiting both spaces. See how we transformed the play areas.
We transformed 140m2 of space in Wagga Base Hospital’s Children’s Ward into a giant storybook telling an adventurous tale of a mallefowl finding his way home.
