
Samira Mian

MathsWorld presents

Islamic Geometric Compositions by Samira Mian

Samira Mian is a contemporary artist and educator known for her expertise in Islamic geometric patterns, breathing new life into the centuries-old technique of straightedge and compass geometry to recreate patterns from the Islamic lands.
She is widely recognised for making these complex geometric patterns accessible to diverse audiences through workshops, social media and online teaching, creating a global community engaged with the beauty and depth of this remarkable tradition.
InHERited LINES, her first solo exhibition at the Royal Albert Hall has evolved into a touring exhibition. In June it came to OPEN Ealing a venue she has worked at since she first began in 2016.
InHerited LINES reflects a decade of sustained research, teaching and artistic exploration. Samira's artworks are created through a careful layering of pencil, pen, and colour. Each mark made throughout the process remains untouched; nothing is erased. Imperfections are deliberately left visible, regarded not as flaws but as authentic expressions.

Thursday 13th August - 10 to 5pm
Join artist and educator Samira Mian for a special opportunity to explore InHERited LINES in her company.
Throughout the day, Samira will be at MathsWorld to welcome visitors, share the stories behind the artworks, discuss the creative process, show tools and sketchbooks, demonstrate geometric constructions and showcase the fascinating connections between mathematics, geometry, art and Islamic design.
Drop in at any time during the day. Visitors of all ages are welcome.
Getting Here
ADDRESS: MathsWorld, London Arches, 6 Burrell St, London SE1 0UN
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