Nina Molloy is an artist born in Bangkok and based in London. She utilizes photographic and printed materials that reflect her Thai and British heritage. Her artistic practice involves translating images from photographs to prints and textiles to paintings. Molloy’s work highlights compositions that evoke embodied memory and transformation. She employs muted colours and impressionistic layering to symbolize the fading of memories and instability of representation. She expresses a desire to see and enter into the world she paints, emphasizing the dynamic interplay between perception and creation.
Molloy draws from photographic and printed materials that relate to her Thai and British heritage, creating compositions that evoke embodied memory and transformation.
Her works explore how domestic materials, such as curtains and bed sheets, convey layers of meaning and contribute to the fading of memory.
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