About the Artist
Nuoran Chen
Nuoran is a product designer and HCI researcher based in New York, originally from China. While art has always been an integral part of his life, it was his passion for social science that shaped his approach—merging creativity with critical thinking to design for impact. Nuoran’s work centers on inclusive design, whether in physical or digital environments. Grounded in empirical research and informed by theories of equity and justice, he advocates for design that builds a more accessible and equitable future. His projects often explore the intersection of technology, culture, and human experience.
Graduated from University of Pennsylvania and UC Berkeley, Nuoran’s work has been recognized by international honors such as the iF Design Award (2024) and the International Design Awards. Alongside professional practice, he actively contributes to academic research, with accessibility-focused studies published at top HCI conferences. Currently, Nuoran works at the New York Times as a product designer, where he creates tools and resources that support independent journalism, which bring more readers closer to truth and help them better understand the world.
About the Artist
Nuoran Chen
Nuoran is a product designer and HCI researcher based in New York, originally from China. While art has always been an integral part of his life, it was his passion for social science that shaped his approach—merging creativity with critical thinking to design for impact. Nuoran’s work centers on inclusive design, whether in physical or digital environments. Grounded in empirical research and informed by theories of equity and justice, he advocates for design that builds a more accessible and equitable future. His projects often explore the intersection of technology, culture, and human experience.
Graduated from University of Pennsylvania and UC Berkeley, Nuoran’s work has been recognized by international honors such as the iF Design Award (2024) and the International Design Awards. Alongside professional practice, he actively contributes to academic research, with accessibility-focused studies published at top HCI conferences. Currently, Nuoran works at the New York Times as a product designer, where he creates tools and resources that support independent journalism, which bring more readers closer to truth and help them better understand the world.
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About the Artist
Nuoran Chen
Nuoran is a product designer and HCI researcher based in New York, originally from China. While art has always been an integral part of his life, it was his passion for social science that shaped his approach—merging creativity with critical thinking to design for impact. Nuoran’s work centers on inclusive design, whether in physical or digital environments. Grounded in empirical research and informed by theories of equity and justice, he advocates for design that builds a more accessible and equitable future. His projects often explore the intersection of technology, culture, and human experience.
Graduated from University of Pennsylvania and UC Berkeley, Nuoran’s work has been recognized by international honors such as the iF Design Award (2024) and the International Design Awards. Alongside professional practice, he actively contributes to academic research, with accessibility-focused studies published at top HCI conferences. Currently, Nuoran works at the New York Times as a product designer, where he creates tools and resources that support independent journalism, which bring more readers closer to truth and help them better understand the world.