Studio Drift – Free floating concrete monolith & HoloLens Artwork
On display at the recent Armory Show in New York was the work of Amsterdam based Studio Drift featuring 'Drifter', a free floating concrete monolith together with 'Concrete Storm', a Holo Lens experience comprised of mixed reality art object.
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