He said the group was inspired by other 4chan/Anonymous-style gags, which involved sending pizzas and taxis to the Ecuadorian Embassy on the day that Assange received asylum.

“So we have this diplomatic crisis, with the UK government trying to arrest him as soon as he leaves,” Smoljo said. “We wanted to discuss this in an artistic way and feature this discussion inside, with our artistic impression. We’re not activists, we don’t have to claim a political position. We are artists. But, we can go inside and try to create a situation where things are possible.”

For now, the package appears to be “on a sofa,” but the group warns that the battery will run out in six hours—in which case, they say they will send another package, complete with camera, phone, and battery.

UPDATE (12:38pm CT): Assange seems to have received the package, and is toying with the audience with messages like this:

UPDATE (1:00pm CT): It worked!