Mary Yacoob
About the Artist
Mary Yacoob is a London-based visual artist whose intricate, high-concept practice explores the mesmerizing intersection of art and science. A graduate of Central Saint Martins and an Arts Council England award recipient, Yacoob transfigures the functional visual language of cartography, architectural blueprints, engineering schematics, and geometric diagrams. By removing these technical maps from their original contexts, she transforms rigid data systems into mysterious, monumental, and deeply immersive cyphers for the imagination.
An influential figure in the contemporary cross-disciplinary art scene, Yacoob’s work is held in collections and has been displayed across institutional spaces, including University College London (UCL).
Her complex, large-scale original drawings and custom plates commanding up to €698 (~£585)
at international auctions, while limited-edition cyanotype and silkscreen prints have sold for £220.
Works by this artist were donated from the collection of Ivan Jones.
'Schema 16'
Description: Limited edition print 2/30.
Other prints in this collection sold for £220.
Dimensions: 34 x 47 cm
Materials: Print
Recommended sale price: £160
'Schema 17'
Description: Limited edition print 4/30.
Other prints in this collection sold for £220.
Dimensions: 34 x 47 cm
Materials: Print
Recommended sale price: £160
Our charity auction is an online silent auction which means you will not be able to see how many others have submitted bids or for what amount so please bid the maximum you would be willing to pay for the artwork.
Bidding will open on Saturday 10 October 2026.