19 Facts About Jonty Hurwitz

Jonty Hurwitz is recognised for the smallest human form ever created using nano technology.

Jonty Hurwitz was born in Johannesburg, South Africa, to Selwin, a hotelier and entrepreneur and Marcia Berger, a drama lecturer and teacher.

Jonty Hurwitz then joined the University of Cape Town Remote Sensing Group as a full-time researcher under Professor Michael Inggs, publishing a paper on radar pattern recognition.

In early 2013 Jonty Hurwitz was introduced to the Savoy Hotel by London art agent Sally Vaughan.

Jonty Hurwitz was commissioned to be Artist in Residence at the hotel and produce a sculpture of the hotel's historically iconic Mascot Kaspar the Cat.

Jonty Hurwitz lived for several months in the hotel producing the sculpture.

In January 2014 Jonty Hurwitz was voted No 46 in the top 100 artists of 2013 by the American art site, Empty Kingdom.

In 2013 Jonty Hurwitz's work was curated by Science Gallery International for a touring group show entitled 'Illusion' curated by Trinity College Dublin.

In 2015, Jonty Hurwitz was elected a member of the Royal British Society of Sculptors.

Jonty Hurwitz's art is the mix between the emotional and the intelligent, and that's what gives it that spark.

Jonty Hurwitz has produced a body of work using both oblique and catoptric anamorphosis.

Jonty Hurwitz asserts that his art is "contemporary to the millisecond".

Jonty Hurwitz is the Founder and Chairman of the AI research company Daizy, overseeing the long-term research generative AI model for financial media, with a focus on Risk and Impact.

Jonty Hurwitz arrived in London in 1995 following his travels in India and got his first job researching financial data visualization for Gilbert de Botton, Chairman and Founder of Global Asset Management.

Jonty Hurwitz's newly formed graphics and software team evolved over several years publishing several visualization projects like News International visual archives on the Cold War and the Industrial Revolution, Biosys an environmental simulation published by Take 2 Interactive and "Oceans of Innovation" by the British Foreign Office.

In 2005, Jonty Hurwitz's company Delve was acquired by Alternative Investment Market listed company Statpro Group PLC.

Jonty Hurwitz joined Statpro as Creative Director where he designed the first Cloud Computing analytics and risk platform for asset data.

Jonty Hurwitz's technology is credited with several innovations in the financial services industry:.

Jonty Hurwitz is founder of the Separated Child Foundation which supports unaccompanied refugee children arriving on UK shores.