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          11. – 22. March 2026

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              We’re All Doomed - Can Hope Survive the Permacrisis?

              14:00 - 14:50 Wednesday 18th Mar 2026 / 50 min

              Why are we more drawn to images of dystopia than to acts of collective hope? Do the stories we tell about the future shape our emerging realities, leading to the creation of the very worlds we fear?

              Does dystopian ideation risk normalising despair? Is it right to be filling the heads of our children with visions of a hopeless future? And what would it take to reframe our narratives to show how empathy, imagination, and solidarity can triumph over fear and despair?

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              Bryan Yazell

              Pierre-Christophe Gam

              Trained in interior architecture at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts Decoratifs in Paris and Central Saint Martin’s School of London, Pierre-Christophe Gam is a polymath artist, architectural designer, and researcher. Drawing inspiration from West Africa's Griots tradition, he breathes new life into ancient myths rooted in Africa's pre-colonial heritage. His narratives unfold through interactive, physical, and virtual spaces, fostering an immersive journey of deep learning and profound connection. A recipient of the esteemed Unity for Humanity award, Gam's work has been exhibited at the Guggenheim Museum of Bilbao, Vitra Design Museum, Addis Foto Fest, and Unseen Photo Festival. Pierre-Christophe Gam is an Onassis AiR and Onassis ONX Fellow

              Maisha Wester