Molly Devlin's Ethereal Acrylic Portraits Blend Flora and Fauna
Molly Devlin creates fantastical acrylic portraits where animals are composed of ghostly ferns, flowers, and fungi. Her works include a white bear cloaked in translucent butterflies, a mouse made from dandelion lifecycle phases, and a bison head of pink flora. Devlin is preparing for a solo exhibition opening in early August at Corey Helford Gallery in Los Angeles. She is also finishing a mural along the American River in Sacramento, in collaboration with S.V. Williams.
Key facts
- Molly Devlin paints acrylic portraits of animals composed of flora and fungi.
- Subjects include a white bear with butterflies, a mouse from dandelion phases, and a bison head of pink flora.
- A solo exhibition opens in early August at Corey Helford Gallery in Los Angeles.
- Devlin is completing a mural with S.V. Williams along the American River in Sacramento.
- Her work emphasizes nature's interconnectedness.
- More of her art is available on Instagram.
Entities
Artists
- Molly Devlin
- S.V. Williams
Institutions
- Corey Helford Gallery
- Colossal
Locations
- Los Angeles
- United States
- Sacramento
- American River