About

Molly Younger is an Australian artist and designer whose practice spans fashion, sculpture, and experimental textiles, with a focus on material research and alternative making techniques. 

She graduated with a Bachelor of Design (Fashion) (Honours) from RMIT University in 2013. Over the last 14 years, Younger has worked extensively with natural latex. Exploring its sculptural and functional qualities through projects including; handmade latex luggage cast from moulds and the collaborative project Multiple Meanings, imagining a world without sewing, manifested through collection of garments constructed with natural latex seams and fastenings. She has exhibited in Australia, London, Japan and Brazil bringing a deep commitment to experimentation, sustainability, and collaborative creative practice.

Most recently, in 2025 she was awarded the George Alexander Foundation Fellowship, supported by the ISS Institute. Her fellowship explores sustainable processing and crafting of natural latex, though a collaborative project with Brazilian designer/artist Flavia Amadeu and a community of female rubber tappers/artisans in Legal Amazon, Brazil. 

Younger’s work investigates the intersections of craft, production, and materiality, creating unique pieces that blend art, sculpture, fashion and innovation.