About The Artist

I’m Molly – a twenty seven year-old artist based in Indianapolis, Indiana. In twenty twenty three, I discovered a creative outlet that centers on pushing boundaries and sharing the raw, real emotions that shape my experiences.

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Through my art and The Twenty-Six Letters Project, I aim to give encouragement and a voice to those who are often silenced, particularly within the LGBTQ+ community, survivors of domestic violence, individuals battling addiction and mental health challenges, and anyone whose story has been ignored or overlooked. I value vintage finds, outdated opinions, abstract colors and moments uncaptured.

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Using collage techniques, I craft thought-provoking pieces designed to provoke strong emotions and spark curiosity. I blend various mediums—digital collage, acrylic painting, personal photography, watercolor, traditional collage methods, and ink work—layering them to create the art you see. 

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For me, art is a space to make bold statements and process personal experiences. My art is also made with the intent to spark meaningful conversation and elicit a drive for advocacy and change. I hope to inspire you to share your story, speak up even when fearful and continue advocating for what you believe in.

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With each piece of art sold, I give ten percent back to a local charity of my choice. The charity of my choice will focus on increasing support and services surrounding mental health, human rights, equality initiatives, reproductive freedom, healthy equity and or animal welfare.

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Thanks for being here,