Patterns in Nature, a work by Jérémie Bellot, offers an immersive experience in five chapters that explores the intersections of natural patterns; spirals, branches, networks, and flows; and the trajectories they trace. The installation synthesizes biology, natural history, mathematics, and science, all in the service of art. He continues this approach by proposing an artistic reading of the invisible laws that shape our environment. The installation does not aim to represent nature, but to reveal its structural patterns—symmetries, spirals, and fluid dynamics—through light, space, and sound.