The exhibition Radiant Geometries opens at Rice University's Moody Center for the Arts on September 4. Featuring works from Indigenous and Latin American artists, it delves into the intersection of math, metaphysics, and art.

Through a lens that connects North, Central, and South America, this group show presents complex ideas through diverse mediums like paintings, sculptures, textiles, video works and site-specific commissions. Artists like Sara Flores and Patrick Martinez use their pieces to highlight the interdependence of life forms and Indigenous architectural knowledge respectively.

This exhibition comes at a time when technological advancements are raising global concerns over their social and environmental impacts. The artworks on display aim to convey the value of relational teachings in ongoing debates, offering a unique perspective on how traditional knowledge systems can inform current discussions.

With an opening reception on September 4 featuring remarks from Nanibah Chacon and Natalia Montoya Lecaros, followed by public programming including talks and collaborations, Radiant Geometries promises to be a thought-provoking exhibit for all visitors.