Paintings from artist Molly Greene’s exhibition “Splitting”, at Kapp Kapp in New York earlier this year. The works playfully explore our relationship with built environments and social structures, and ultimately offer a critique of what is considered feminine and associated with passivity. See more below.

Molly Greene “Tropotaxis” 2021 – Courtesy the Artist and Kapp Kapp

Molly Greene “Stereotactic” 2021 – Courtesy the Artist and Kapp Kapp

Molly Greene “Permanent Wilting Point” 2021 – Courtesy the Artist and Kapp Kapp

Molly Greene “Involution” 2021 – Courtesy the Artist and Kapp Kapp

Molly Greene “Insinuator” 2021 – Courtesy the Artist and Kapp Kapp

Molly Greene “Horizontal Transfers” 2021 – Courtesy the Artist and Kapp Kapp

Molly Greene “GladGraft” 2021 – Courtesy the Artist and Kapp Kapp

Molly Greene “Doublespeak” 2021 – Courtesy the Artist and Kapp Kapp

Molly Greene “Artifactual” 2021 – Courtesy the Artist and Kapp Kapp

Molly Greene “All Watched Over” 2021 – Courtesy the Artist and Kapp Kapp

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