About
Molly Olwig Solorzano is a self-taught photographer based in Denver, specializing in artistic portraiture and commercial photography. Originally from St. Louis, she earned her BA at Loyola University where she began developing her photographic practice in New Orleans. Later settling in Denver, Solorzano continues to develop her craft while collaborating with inspiring individuals and brands. With a decade of experience in the photo industry, Solorzano crafts story-driven imagery that reflects her deep connection to place and identity.
Much of her inspiration comes from her experiences growing up in the Midwest, studying in the South, and building her life in the Front Range. Her work has been showcased in Vogue Italia’s PhotoVogue and exhibited in art shows in New York City, New Orleans, Denver, and Salt Lake City.
On View, currently
Assorted collection - Metropolis Coffee Rino, Denver.
7 days a week, 7am - 5pm
Previously
For a moment (2024) - In the Urban Landscape
at the Curtis Center for the Arts.
March 2025
As the sun sets (2021) - Abstract Sur-real at
New Orleans Photo Alliance, New Orleans.
November 16th, 2024 – January 14th, 2025
Watch Us Dance & Tastebud (2023) - House of Bloom, Denver. 2024
[digital photograph diptych]
Gerrell (2020) - One Shot to Rule Them All, Salt Lake City. 2023
[digital photograph]
Watch Us Dance & Tastebud (2023) - Camelback Gallery: Flower Power. Finalist award, 2023
[digital photograph diptych]
Human (2019) - Femaissance: Gemini, New Orleans. 2019
[digital photograph triptych, canvas]
Threads (2017) - Sonder, NYC. 2019
[poetry chapbook, digital photographs]
Awards
Barbara Claire Ewell Creative Writing Contest 2018 Winner
“In My Watermelon Dress.”
Outstanding English Writing Major awarded by Department of English Faculty, 2018
“With the camera itself at the intersection of a moment and the infinite, photography has always been my way of engaging with the world—of seeing and being seen, of wrestling with memory and shaping all the above. I hope my work reflects femininity as power, the delicate as unbreakable, and the quiet as deeply expressive. ”