Exhibitions by Kathleen Hyndman at Zuleika Gallery

Kathleen Hyndman (1928–2022)
Where Mathematics Meets Art

Kathleen Hyndman was a British artist renowned for merging mathematics with abstract art. Drawing inspiration from natural forms and mathematical structures like the Fibonacci sequence, her geometric compositions create dynamic, harmonious visuals that tell captivating stories. Works such as Sunshine and Tree (1983) and 4 Fibonacci Units; Counterpointed Colours (2000) showcase her mastery of using geometry and colour to explore balance and symmetry.

Join us at the Mathematical Institute, Oxford, from 28th February to explore a selection of her groundbreaking works.

The Mathematical Institute is located at:

Andrew Wiles Building
Radcliffe Observatory Quarter (550)
Woodstock Road
Oxford
OX2 6GG
United Kingdom

For inquiries, you can contact +44 (0)1865 273525

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