Hadeyeh Badri is a UAE-based designer and fiber artist who draws inspiration from the legacy of the Jacquard loom while drawing inspiration from the pre-Islamic trope of al-wuquf 'ala al-atlal ('standing by the ruins'). She works in Adult Learning at the Sharjah Art Foundation and was previously an Assistant Professor at the College of Art, Architecture, and Design at the American University of Sharjah. In 2010, she co-founded Mobius Design Studio with Riem Hassan and Hala Al-Ani. Badri obtained an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2019. Recently, Badri was one of the eight finalists for the 6th edition of the Jameel Prize and exhibited at the V&A. She was also commissioned by Qasimi, the London fashion house, to create over ten meters of handwoven digital tapestry for their AW23 collection featuring bougainvillea and printed words from Egyptian novelist Radwa Ashour’s Atyaf.