INTERACTIVE MEDIA ARTS × COMPUTER SCIENCE — NEW YORK

BASED ON A TRUE STORY

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BACKGROUND — CONWAY'S GAME OF LIFE. MOVE TO REPOPULATE.

ABOUT

DESIGN AS ART AND ARCHITECTURE

My name is Jirui (Ryan) Han, an undergraduate at NYU Tisch School of the Arts, majoring in Interactive Media Arts and pursuing a double major in Computer Science.

I approach UI/UX design as both art and architecture: crafting interfaces that are intuitive, poetic, and deeply rooted in human behavior. With expertise across Interactive Media Arts and Computer Science, I merge technical precision with creative exploration, guided by a passion for AI.

For me, design is not decoration but narrative: each interaction is a story that can spark curiosity, build connection, and transform how people experience technology.

Eight urns in line, seven lids to sway, shift them about, no error to display.

SWAYS: 00

PERSPECTIVES

SYSTEMS, DETAILS, STORIES

I draw inspiration from photography, aviation, and expository writing — each teaching me to see systems, details, and stories from new perspectives. These passions sharpen both my creative and analytical lens, shaping how I design experiences that are clear, expressive, and human-centered.

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EVERY INTERACTION IS A STORY

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