Come and join us at Constraint made visible, an exhibition exploring emerging interdisciplinary collaboration between mathematicians and artists, foregrounding the human, creative, and often unseen dimensions of mathematical practice.

While mathematics is commonly presented as abstract and symbolic, mathematical work is grounded in visual thinking, intuition, experimentation, and personal motivation. Diagrams, sketches, spatial reasoning, gestures, and informal representations often precede formal notation, yet these processes typically remain invisible to wider audiences.