Andrew Benson

Our CEO, David Zicarelli happened to be in attendance during the Tate's Hack the Space event and got to see a Max project take home one of the prizes. David says, “It was pretty random walking into the Tate and seeing the presentation of a cool Max project. The work was both sophisticated and disturbing. You can’t ask for much more than that.” The work in question was created by Adam John Williams and Robert Wollner, and featured two projection-mapped heads showing Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin. To learn more about the event and catch a glimpse of the work, check out 

Our CEO, David Zicarelli happened to be in attendance during the Tate's Hack the Space event and got to see a Max project take home one of the prizes. David says, “It was pretty random walking into the Tate and seeing the presentation of a cool Max project. The work was both sophisticated and disturbing. You can’t ask for much more than that.” The work in question was created by Adam John Williams and Robert Wollner, and featured two projection-mapped heads showing Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin.  To learn more about the event and catch a glimpse of the work, check out  The Guardian Article.


Hack the Space at the Tate