Pierre-Christophe Gam

Pierre-Christophe Gam is a conceptual artist, researcher, and immersive storyteller whose work explores mythology, technology, and foresight to shape alternative futures. Trained in architecture at École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Paris and Central Saint Martins in London, he bridges spatial design, immersive media, and speculative world-building. Drawing from his heritage spanning Cameroon, Chad, Egypt, and Congo, he reimagines communal memory through interactive, participatory experiences. As the founder of Toguna World, a digital lab and creative think tank, Pierre-Christophe explores how art, technology, and foresight can inspire communities to imagine and shape global futures. His work is grounded in decolonial world-building, immersive storytelling, and participatory design, expanding speculative thought beyond regional narratives. A Unity for Humanity awardee and MIT research fellow, his work has been exhibited at Ars Electronica, the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, the Vitra Design Museum, Addis Foto Fest, the Dubai Future Forum, and the Unseen Photo Festival.

Pierre-Christophe Gam is an Onassis AiR and Onassis ONX Fellow within the framework of the European Digital Deal, a project co-funded by Creative Europe.