Brand Collaborations with Viki Thorbjorn
For brands, retailers, and creative teams who care about how things feel
Most collaborations that land well start with the same thing: people who actually care about atmosphere. Not spectacle, not trends, not noise. I work with brands and organisations who understand that art can change the emotional tone of a space, a product, or a story, and who want to approach that with intention.
If you’re building something thoughtful and you feel the work could add depth to it, I’m open to hearing more. If you’re creating something thoughtful, rare, or quietly powerful, and you believe art has a role in it, then I’d love to hear more.
What collaboration can look like
Design-led product partnerships
I sometimes collaborate with premium homeware and interior brands when the production is done with care and the final piece still carries the presence of the original work. This isn’t about quick prints or disposable trends. It’s about creating something people actually want to live with.
Story-led creative work
There are projects where the art becomes part of a wider narrative, visual storytelling, brand imagery, or quiet atmosphere-building. These tend to work best with teams who already think in layers rather than surface.
Editorial features and written work
I’m open to written interviews, creative commentary, or features that explore the emotional or philosophical side of the work. If the tone is right, I’ll always give a thoughtful response.
Space-based collaboration
Sometimes a project calls for art to anchor a room or environment. These tend to be slow, intentional collaborations where the art becomes part of the architecture of the space.
What I don’t do
I don’t license the work in ways that flatten it or turn it into high-volume output.
I don’t join fast trend cycles.
I don’t do generic pattern design or anything that feels disconnected from the emotional roots of the work.
Anything that conflicts with my core values of sustainability, animal rights, or creative sovereignty
If you’d like to explore something together
If you have an idea and you think the alignment might be there, you’re welcome to share a little about it. If a few lines are enough, what you’re making, who it’s for, the timeline, and why you feel the work would belong in that world.
If it feels right, I’ll respond with clarity and honesty. If it doesn’t, I’ll tell you that too.
Let’s create something that holds presence and meaning rather than more noise.