Owner of Minta, Rach Viski works as an artist within communities and healthcare settings, collaborating with curators, designers, clinicians, patients and families to shape environments that speak gently to the nervous system.
Her practice sits at the intersection of art, health and place, where public and healthcare settings are seen as living spaces where hope, belonging and care coexist.
Her role is to listen carefully, notice what is often overlooked, and synthesise insights into visual languages that support calm, belonging and connection.
Each project begins with observation and relationship‑building paying close attention to scale, movement, sensory load and the perspectives of patients and families moving through clinical settings. The resulting work is intentionally quiet, considered and responsive. It’s designed to belong to the space.
“I live and breathe my creative practice in Regional NSW. I’ve picked the field mushrooms as a toddler, chewed the fat with the people while buying the paper. Bought the show society raffle tickets. I get it. I understand the thirst for humans, not just to tell, but to have others understand their stories. I don a lens of curiosity, I question the typical, dive deeper, and build creative solutions that whirr and hum with the heart of human experience.” - Rach, Founder Minta Viski
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