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︎︎︎The New York Times

︎COULD YOU SURVIVE A RUN-IN WITH A BEAR?

︎New York’s Legendary Literary Hangouts
︎How Does it Feel To Be Asian American Right Now?

︎The News Quizs

︎Black History Continued

︎How a Gen-Z Star Wrote a Runaway Hit

︎CARNIVAL IN WINTER!

︎New Yorkers Want to Change the Streetscape

︎‘Sign o’ the Times’: How Prince Wrote a Classic Song

︎‘How to Hang a Picture, Step by Step‘

︎The Pandemic Logs

︎Editorial illustration

︎︎︎The New Yorker Festival 2022

︎︎︎Flight Club
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︎︎︎GUCCI

︎︎︎Personal Work

︎Study: Post War Architecture
︎(O,O,O)
︎temporary existence
︎say my name
︎utopia limited
︎back to the 60s future

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RURUANDRURU

Ruru is a

︎︎︎Multidisciplinary Designer

Base in New York

︎ ruruandruru@gmail.com
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How Does it Feel To Be Asian American Right Now?

Identity isn’t static. It changes shape with our experiences, how the world views us and how we interact with our communities.

The New York Times

story telling/ interview/ history research/ web design

April 28, 2021