Months of making.
In her 2023 reflection, Molly described a ten-month journey of planning, photographing, communicating and learning through obstacles.
Molly Marina brings social work and photography into the same conversation. Her medium is the portrait. Her interest is what happens between people.
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Molly’s approach to socio-art draws on her background in social work and her photographic practice. 100Portraits brings those ways of seeing together: the individual is always part of a wider social world.
The project’s visual language is deliberate. Directional light, sharp shadows and a dark background give each portrait a dramatic presence. The accompanying words, symbols and music invite us to question what that presence means.
MUNTHE Art Monday meets Molly Marina through her portraits and her interest in people, power and the stories beneath appearances. Fashion meets a social perspective. The conversation belongs here, alongside the work.
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In her 2023 reflection, Molly described a ten-month journey of planning, photographing, communicating and learning through obstacles.
Molly wrote that, after recording more than 3,000 hours, she stopped keeping the diary. The project had become part of her daily life.
Her account describes speaking with more than a thousand people. A recurring question emerged: what does it mean to be a power person?
Every face opens a different story. Choose someone you have not met yet.
001 · Aditi Singh
002 · Amalie Lange
003 · Anja Lisborg
004 · Anja Falk Riecke
005 · Anne Fleischer
006 · Anne Søgaard
007 · Anne Birgitte Lindholm
008 · Anne Sophie Vinther Hansen
009 · Anne-Sofie Nielskov
010 · Annica Flade
011 · Ann-Kirstine Simonsen
012 · Ann-Kristine Waldorf
013 · Birgit Falk Riecke
014 · Birgitte Vosper
015 · Bodil Biering
016 · Britt Davidsen
017 · Camilla Legendre
018 · Camilla Møhl
019 · Caroline Rossmeisl
020 · Catalina Ciucu
021 · Cecilia Aurelia Katz
022 · Cecilie Burkal
023 · Charlotte Gøttler
024 · Christina Schärfe Lambach
025 · Clarissa Eva Leon
026 · Dagmara Szkolnicka
027 · Ditte Vigsø
028 · Eline Halborg-Bendtsen
029 · Florence Charamba Christensen
030 · Gitte Madelaire
031 · Gritt Ellesoe
032 · Hanne Kampler
033 · Hilde Seljom
034 · Ivanna Rosendal
035 · Jackie Ameri
036 · Jacqueline Wanja Nyoro
037 · Jeanette Juhl Hansen
038 · Jeanette Knudsen
039 · Jeanette Thielfoldt
040 · Jenny-Margrethe Vej
041 · Johanne Gjerløv
042 · Karen Toftegaard
043 · Katrine Gilberg
044 · Katrine Grathe
045 · Katrine Rosengren Norup
046 · Kirsten Sasady
047 · Kristine Winther
048 · Lea Silving Petersen
049 · Lene Kvist-Madsen
050 · Lene Mikkelsen
051 · Lesya Logvinenko
052 · Louise Witt Sengeløv
053 · Maj Hedtjärn
054 · Malin Marker Persson
055 · Maria Clemmensen
056 · Maria Krüger Torp
057 · Marie Stæhr
058 · Marlene De Voss
059 · Mette Bøgelund
060 · Mette Kuhlen Gullach
061 · Mette Luxhøj
062 · Mia Rask Vendelbjerg
063 · Michela Annfeldt
064 · Mildred Samula
065 · Mirella Hansen
066 · Ninet Richardt
067 · Pernille Dahlgaard
068 · Pernille Sandberg Bech
069 · Phaedria St Hilaire
070 · Pouline Middleton
071 · Rebecca Connée
072 · Rebecca Holmberg Jensen
073 · Regitze Siggaard
074 · Rie Saaby
075 · Rikke Juul Rokkedal Therkildsen
076 · Rikke Maj Thauer
077 · Saila Roitto
078 · Sanne Markwall
079 · Sarah Jakobsen
080 · Sarah Lund Morrison
081 · Sarah Millerton
082 · Silje Arnesen
083 · Sophie Hytteballe
084 · Sruthi Surendran
085 · Stella Alamil
086 · Stina Bavnhøj
087 · Susanne Herman
088 · Susanne Schustin
089 · Tanya Slavova
090 · Telley Melby
091 · Terese Hoffeldt
092 · Thea Larsen
093 · Tina Ilsted
094 · Tina Pårup
095 · Tove Hejbøl
096 · Trine Dyhr Hansen
097 · Trine Glad
098 · Trine Kall Christensen
099 · Xin Yao
100 · Yun LadegaardThe project also brought people into the same room. These photographs from the Power Women event preserve another part of its life: listening, recognition and conversation.



Sarah, Brian, Maria, Victoria, Lykke, Bella, Morten & Gert.
With thanks to the project team and all one hundred participants.
See the exhibition on City Hall Square ↗Read on the train. Look closer at home. Carry one question into your day. The digital exhibition gives each encounter time to unfold.


