I enjoying exploring ‘safe spaces and the people who occupy them’, weaving narratives of collective gendered experiences, shared empathy, and radical confidence. I’m particularly interested in how my art can evoke a feeling, offer comfort, and serve as sites of power.
Molly Hankinson is a South East London-born visual artist currently based in Glasgow, whose work celebrates safe spaces and the individuals who inhabit them. With a focus on collective experience and shared empathy, Molly’s art often reflects her evolving relationship with gendered expression. Her practice is characterized by bold, unapologetic imagery that combines bright, intentional colour placement with the fluidity of continuous line work.
Molly’s multidisciplinary approach spans mural creation, painting, printmaking, and illustration—both hand-drawn and digital. Her work weaves personal and universal narratives, encouraging connection and introspection in equal measure. Whether creating vibrant large-scale murals or intricate illustrations, Molly emphasizes themes of inclusivity and representation, spotlighting the beauty and resilience of marginalized communities.
By combining striking aesthetics with thought-provoking storytelling, Molly continues to push boundaries in visual art, crafting pieces that resonate deeply with diverse audiences across spaces and platforms.
Self care as an Act of Resistance / Digital print / 2023
Big Rachel / Outdoor Mural / 2022
The Close / Digital Print / 2021
Please Hold / Digital Print / 2024