Jason Legge is a multi-award-winning producer, creative, and artist whose career spans over a decade at the intersection of art, technology, and storytelling. With a deep commitment to pushing the boundaries of emerging mediums, Jason has pioneered the use of tools like augmented reality, interactive media, and artificial intelligence to tell meaningful, impactful stories that resonate across cultures and communities.

As the co-founder of Biom, Jason focuses on equipping artists with the tools to build sustainable careers through fan engagement and community-driven economies. Biom blends Web2 infrastructure with Web3 innovations, creating pathways for underrepresented and marginalized voices to share their stories authentically. The platform reflects Jason’s mission to ensure that technology fosters inclusion, empowerment, and cultural storytelling in the global creative economy.

One of Jason’s standout projects, East of the Rockies, developed with author Joy Kogawa and the National Film Board of Canada, used augmented reality to bring to life the experiences of Japanese-Canadian internment camps during World War II. The project was internationally acclaimed and exhibited at venues such as the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Seoul, highlighting Jason’s ability to merge technology and history into transformative educational experiences.

Currently based in Singapore, Jason is deeply engaged in exploring how AI can empower marginalized communities, providing tools to overcome barriers and contribute their voices on a global stage. His work aims to ensure that technology becomes a bridge for inclusion rather than a barrier. Learn more here.