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Systems Visualization and Analytics

Cartography

Technology

Landscapes

Graphic Design

Videography

Visual Art

Gardens and Interiors

Writing

Systems Visualization and Analytics

Overview

The portfolio page presents a curated selection of work that spans years of growth and exploration across art, science, technology, and design. It reflects a continually evolving journey of integrating creativity, data, and systems thinking into meaningful expressions.

Molly’s work has been featured in gallery and event exhibitions, including A Global Church (2016), which debuted at the Vatican and showcased the first global, digital map of the Catholic Church, revolutionizing the visualization of ecclesiastical data. Another notable exhibition is Landscape SPACE (2015), a solo show that explored the interplay between natural landscapes and human-made environments through immersive artistic expression.

Central to this body of work is a profound reverence for beauty—not as mere ornamentation, but as a sacred force capable of revealing connections, fostering understanding, and inspiring greater care for the world and one another.

Recent projects have delved into mapping abstract concepts, such as the exploration of time in Chromosystems 12, whose color palette informs this site’s design. Current efforts include a visual power map of Vatican base don the Apostolic Constitution, interactive concept mapping of systematic theology, cartography, and “Do Unto Others” visualizing the far-reaching impacts of purchasing and consumption choices framed in relation to sin; using network analyses and supply chain mapping.

Theologia in Spatium

This project visually maps Catholic theology from a systematic perspective, drawing inspiration from thinkers such as Aquinas, Balthasar, Ratzinger, Augustine, and St. Teresa of Avila. Rooted in the Catholic intellectual tradition, it builds on post-existential and 20th-century personalist theology, influenced by figures like John Henry Newman and Jacques Maritain. The project integrates object-oriented and relational knowledge representation to map theological ideas. It combines 3D maps, video, music, and visual art within a digital folio with sub-folios, expected to be available around 2027.

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