In 2024, the RAMM’s Youth Panel exhibited their ‘Data-day life’ exhibition, which explored how data from our daily lives can be creatively expressed in engaging and innovative ways across twelve individually designed banners.

As lead artist, I worked with the panel to respond to Bill Viola’s piece ‘Catherine’s Room’, which resulted in these artworks. Devised, created, and installed by the Panel, the exhibition celebrated the uniqueness of daily life.

In 2021, Reworking was a short series of workshops, led by myself and produced by Olivia King. Participants from Exeter College and Recovery Devon spent the day learning Molly’s meditative processes of embroidery and darning. All materials used in the workshops were locally sourced or repurposed by the artist. Mushroom crates were reused to weave over instead of going to waste. Overall the workshops became an opportunity for participants to share their own experiences, whilst creating a space for people to question how repairing our surroundings can help us to reflect upon our own wellbeing.

In 2021 I undertook a residency at East Quay, Watchet as part of Somerset Art Works' Project Development Bursary. During Somerset Art Weeks, myself and Carolyn Leffley took up residence in Studio 10 and developed our practices.

Working with MAKE’s Saturday Art Club,