Molly Lollen

Molly Lollen is a contemporary visual artist whose evocative works explore the interplay between memory, identity, and landscape. Born in Portland, Oregon in 1987, Lollen developed a fascination with art and storytelling in her early years, drawing inspiration from the rugged coastal scenery and the rich artistic communities of the Pacific Northwest. After receiving her BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design, she embarked on a multidisciplinary practice that encompasses painting, mixed media installations, and digital art.

Lollen’s pieces are known for their layered compositions, vivid color palettes, and the integration of found materials, reflecting her interest in environmental themes and the passage of time. Her work has been exhibited in galleries across the United States and internationally, garnering attention for its emotional intensity and nuanced narratives. Outside her studio practice, Lollen is actively involved in arts education and community engagement, leading workshops and collaborating with local organizations to promote creative expression.

Her recent projects continue to investigate the boundaries between personal experience and collective memory, inviting viewers to reflect on their own relationships to place and history.