Brad Gallagher

Brad Gallagher is a Technical & Production Specialist Lecturer and a fourth-year Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Intermedia Art, Writing, and Performance at the University of Colorado Boulder. His research focuses on sympoiesis ('making-with'), exploring how movement generates complexity and creativity through interactive installations and performance interfaces. He is affiliated with the ATLAS Institute, emphasizing collaboration between human and non-human actors.

Education: Pursuing a Ph.D. in Intermedia Art, Writing, and Performance (CU Boulder). Previous academic background not explicitly detailed in texts.

Research Interests: Sympoietic systems, emergent art, and the intersection of technology with embodied creative processes. His work often utilizes spatial sound, video projection, and motion capture to foster collaborative artistic outcomes. Recent projects include installations like 'parrotfish' and 'The Rumpus Room,' which investigate movement and collective creation.

Advising & Grants: No specific grants or advisees listed. His creative outputs are showcased via Vimeo, featuring 82 videos such as 'Galaxy Cluster Merger' and 'Type 1a Supernova.'

Labs/Teams: Affiliated with the ATLAS Institute, engaged in multidisciplinary art and technology projects.