Through her paintings, Molly Greene calls into question society’s binary nature. She displaces familiar objects in her paintings, creating images that are impossible to categorise. Organic matter like hair, scientific dissections, and plants are spliced and morphed into one semi-surrealist object. This single form is then depicted against a timeless, psychedelic background. To begin with, her works start as rough sketches. She then chooses her illustrations and blows them up on a canvas, using acrylic or oil paint to create her airbrushed images. Through her work, Greene aims to create “entities that disturb the viewer's impulse to taxonomise”.