The project began in 2014, when Eyal Gever, the renowned digital artist took a phone call from Made in Space - the NASA contractor founded in 2010 with the goal of “enabling humanity’s future in space” - in which he was offered the opportunity to become the first artist to make art in space. ‘What would you do if you could create art in zero gravity?’ was the challenge they set him. If humanity is one day soon to thrive in space -- argue Made In Space Inc., then creating art and culture in space, is equally as important as sending out people and the technology to support them.