A curation by Natalie Slater, Curator at Singulart - ‘Show Your Math’ brings together works that use mathematical notation, systems, and diagrammatic thinking as visual structure. Equations, charts, and sequences appear directly on the surface. Some may be technically accurate. Others simply perform accuracy—borrowing the language of calculation without requiring resolution. The distinction is not always clear, and the works do not insist on it. What they share is a commitment to process. Marks accumulate. Systems repeat. Color and line follow internal rules, even when those rules are partially obscured. Mathematics functions here less as proof than as posture: a way of organizing space, attention, and authority. The result sits between instruction and intuition. The logic is visible, but never fully explained.