Jordan Molli

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Acrylic, oil, markers, cardboard

"This piece is a representation of the process of allowing yourself to be happy when struggling with depression. Interactive under LED lights.

My work is heavily influenced by struggles with depression, anxiety, existential dread, the state of the world, loss, dreams, and childhood.

It is also influenced by love for experimentation, color theory, wordplay, secret messages, skateboarding, anime, film, music, and my community."

– Jordan Molli

About the artist

Jordan Molli

Columbus, Ohio artist creating neo-graffiti style characters mostly with acrylic, spray paint, and lots of markers. Often on up-cycled surfaces like cardboard, thrifted clothing, found objects, wood, and regularly painting on canvas as well.

My work is heavily influenced by struggles with depression, anxiety, existential dread, the state of the world, loss, dreams, and childhood.

It is also influenced by love for experimentation, color theory, wordplay, secret messages, skateboarding, anime, film, music, and my community.