Socio-Art: Creating change Through a Lens

As Denmark’s first socio-artist, Molly combines her social work expertise with her photographic skills. Her art captures the complex mood of society, influenced by everything from trends and politics to human psychology. This is more than just imagery; it’s a new way to understand and create change. Read more about her exhibition “100 Power Women of Copenhagen 2023”.

Special Thanks to the project team: Thank you, Sarah, Brian, Maria, Victoria, Lykke, Bella, Morten, and Gert. Your invaluable contributions have helped this project come to life!

Questions for Molly Marina:

Molly, what did you learn while preparing 100 Power Women of Copenhagen 2023?

Transformation Through Obstacles: My journey from 10 months ago has been profound. The challenges have been the best practice in project management, from task planning to effective communication.
The Power of 3,000 Hours: After logging over 3,000 hours, I stopped keeping a diary; the project had become a part of me. It required a complete rethinking of how I structure myday and protect my time.
Unity in Diversity: Through speaking with over a thousand people, l’ve discovered that the concept of a “Power Person” is broad yet bound by a common factor: mindset. The fusion of art and sociology has shown me the Power of ideas to unite diverse individuals.
The Power Mindset: lf there’s one takeaway that transcends all others, it’s the understanding that mindset is the ultimate unifier and the key to empowerment.