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CREAM ON CHROME
Martina Huynh and Jonas Althaus (both graduated from the Design Academy Eindhoven in 2018) are specialists in design research and interactive installations. They work together from Rotterdam under the name Cream on Chrome. With the Basic Income Café (2018) they translated the complex concept of a basic income into an easily accessible installation using coffee to visualise the flow of money and to initiate an open conversation. With The Environmentalist Stock Exchange (2018), Cream on Chrome modelled the global markets on the principles of ecology, in which shareholders were seen as guardians. In 4D News (2019) they explored methods and formats for more complex news stories.
