Patrick Gallagher is a multidisciplinary artist whose work seeks to translate complex scientific and mathematical systems into immersive physical experiences. At the intersection of data, material process and science he visually explores complex elements such subatomic structures, higher-dimensional geometry, and encoded information and incorporates them into large-scale installations, sculptural forms, time-based performances and 2D works.

His current practice focuses on investigating invisible and abstract structures within mathematics and science and aims to translate these concepts into physical and informational reality.

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Collaboration / Klapper & Gallagher
In long-term collaboration with artist Chris Klapper, Gallagher has developed immersive installations that translate particle physics, spherical harmonics, and cosmological data into inhabitable environments. Together, they explore the collapse of scale—from subatomic events to architectural structures—often embedding scientific imagery and raw code directly into sculptural form. Their work positions art as a mediator between research laboratories and lived experience.

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