Molly (she/they) is a creative freelance artist, gardener, and community connector based in Oxford. She works with nature to create textured organic work, using a variety of printmaking techniques, textiles, and sculpture. Foraging for materials, she see leaves as ready-made printing plates, and mushroom spores as mushroom self portraits. Nature has the power to bring people together, and nourish both the community and the planet. Molly’s community work in gardening and art spaces reflect her desire to let nature heal. They believe art is for everyone. They love creating gentle, welcoming spaces for people to go slow and appreciate the little things. She runs creative mindful art workshops, using foraged or second-hand materials. Molly loves exploring different ways to approach art and finding people pathways that work for them. She is also queer and Disabled, and runs access and inclusion training with T(ART) Productions CIC.
I want people to take time to appreciate the little things in life and feel joy – creating spaces where they can unwind and connect with the world around them! What may seem dirty or mundane can be extraordinary and beautiful.
– Molly Palmrock, Owner
The Folly Restaurant and Oxford River Cruises are now owned by employees
Indie Oxford Stories: Jason Warner at Fyrefly Studios
Indie Oxford Stories: Bethan Elford at Drawing Club
Abingdon Distillery launches new Oxfordshire whisky
