TechniChrome consist of combination of paintable pixels and wire that can turn any material or surface into a digital display. This disrupts the way users present digital information by opening up any surfaces to potentially become an active display for information. The project imagines a screenless future, where digital data and internet content will be integrated seamlessly into every part of the built environment.

Carolyn Tam is an architectural designer currently based in London and Hong Kong. Her work stretches across the fields of architecture, art and products. Educated at the Bartlett School of Architecture, Imperial College of London and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, her interest lies in reshaping how we relate to our environment, by incorporating design with smart materials.

Carolyn Tam is a designer currently based in London. Her work stretches across the fields of architecture, art, and product design. Educated from the MIT, Imperial College of London, and Bartlett School of Architecture, her interest lies in reshaping how we relate to our environment, by incorporating narrative designs with advanced technology. Carolyn's work is brimming with experimentation and inspirations. Her passion for design fuels her projects with avant-garde thoughts and exquisite craftsmanship.