Clément Rignault, known by the artist name Gamgie, is a multidisciplinary creator based in Lyon, France. Describing himself as a digital artist, creative coder, engineer, author and performer, he develops installations, performances and stage works where digital technology becomes a gateway to imagination. Through generative artworks built with code and physics-based systems, he creates abstract visual environments in which particles and forms evolve through computational processes. Using tools such as the game engine Unity, his practice explores interactive and contemplative experiences where participants and performers become part of the artwork itself. Inspired by nature, the cosmos, and scientific disciplines—particularly physics and mathematics—his work revolves around a central question: what is reality? His pieces open spaces for imagination, contemplation and introspection.

In 2011 he co-founded the company Augmented Magic in Paris with magician Moulla, exploring the intersection between illusion, digital art and video projection. Over the following five years, he collaborated on the creation of performances, installations and stage pieces presented at international festivals, events and television programs. Alongside his artistic work, Gamgie also investigates altered states of consciousness and the expressive potential of the body. This exploratory approach has led him to experiment with practices such as meditation, fasting, long-distance walking and expeditions in extreme environments, as well as physical forms of expression including dance and clowning.