Molly Burrows (b. Munich, 2002) is an artist and creative facilitator based in South London.

Her practice uses abstraction as a means of accessibility. By breaking down the human form into simplified shapes, she is able to tell stories through body language and share her techniques with others. Her work depicts individuals who are content amongst their natural environments, often blending into and becoming a part of their backgrounds. ​

Notable shows include: Roots, Realms and Reveries (2025) at ai. gallery for London Gallery Weekend; New Contemporaries 2024 at the ICA, KARST Gallery, The Levinksy, and MIRROR Plymouth; Drawing in Social Space, Drawing Room, London

Her commitment to accessibility extends beyond her practice and workshops. She creates resources for exhibitions and galleries in order to make contemporary art spaces more welcoming. These booklets offer insight into artists' processes and practical advice for entering the art world.

Recent collaborations include: The Line’s Spaces to Explore: Prioritising Process in Creative Learning at UCL Marshgate; New Contemporaries (2024–2025); Yuki Nakayama’s After the Rain at ai. Gallery for London Gallery Weekend (2024); the Camberwell College of Arts Degree Show (2024); the Bold Tendencies Summer Programme (2023); and Derek Jarman: Modern Nature at Bold Tendencies (2023).