Conor McGarrigle is an artist and researcher working primarily with digital media.  He holds a BSc from UCD, an MFA from NCAD and a PhD from DIT.

A pioneer of digital art in Ireland his research-based practice has examined the entanglements of pervasive networked devices and computational processes in everyday life working with net art, locative media, augmented reality, and machine learning.

He has exhibited internationally including the Venice Biennale, the St. Etienne Biennale, Fundació Miro, SIGGRAPH, Site Santa Fe, FILE São Paulo, EVA International, and Science Gallery Dublin and Detroit, and the Green on Red Gallery Dublin.

His research has been widely presented including at the Centre Pompidou Paris, Computer Art Congress, Pact Zollverein, College Arts Association, SIGGRAPH, published as book chapters by Routledge, Springer, and Blackdog, and in journals such as Visual Resources, International Journal of Performance Art and Digital Media. Leonardo Electronic Almanac, and Digital Creativity. He is a member of the Editorial Board of the Routledge journal Public Art Dialogue.

Fine Art, New Media, arts practice, artistic research, locative media, augmented reality, artificial intelligence and creativity, history of art and technology,