Commissions & Projects

Vikki Wiercinski is an award-winning, multi-medium designer, trained in graphic design as well as fine art. Vikki's design practice embraces many mediums, from surface design, large-format applications, to commercial surfaces such as wallpaper and carpet, and product packaging and textiles. 

If you need a custom surface design or commercial illustration, or have an abstract pattern-related idea you want to take form, I want to help you make it - let's work together! Commission inquiries (large or small) are most welcome, do email to see how we can collaborate.

DOT DOT DASH • a new concept modular wall installation and hook system available by the piece or as a whole. Compose your own design or follow our pre-designed arrangements - launching soon in a full range of beautiful high-quality acrylics, as well as powder coated metals and raw brass, all set on natural wood pegs. We create full custom designs for the specific space and wall colour of your home or office - the options are myriad! Please email us for more details and for images of other finishes. 

Status: prototyped, product launch ongoing

Lewis Farms Fire Hall 

I am pleased to have completed a large scale architectural surface design commission for the Edmonton Arts Council. Designed over a year-long collaboration with the building’s project team and architects, the piece is formed out of multiple tiles of Ductal high-performance concrete and forms the majority of the exterior cladding of the building.

Much of my inspiration for the final piece was thinking about the Northern Lights and starry skies on a crisp, clear Alberta night. Maybe you’re standing in your backyard and you’re just in awe of what you see above you – you’ve forgotten about the chill for a moment. And it’s a very common experience that many take for granted – not many people in Canada, let alone the world, live at the latitude to see Northern Lights regularly. I think as Albertans we live for those moments – at least I do!

Project status: Installed in February 2016. Located on the exterior cladding of the Lewis Farms Fire Hall in Edmonton, Canada.