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Mai Ryuno
Socially Engaged Artist & Educator

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Remote & Interactive Works

Projects shaped by distance and exchange. Through mail, instructions, and remote participation, these works explore how connection is formed without physical co-presence.

The artist eating a kiwifruit at home, marking the first performance of the Kiwifruit project and the origin of its title.

The artist eating a kiwifruit at home, marking the first performance of the Kiwifruit project and the origin of its title.

Two artists wearing garments they created for one another, standing together as part of the RfCC collaborative fashion project.

Two artists wearing garments they created for one another, standing together as part of the RfCC collaborative fashion project.

The artist sitting on blue indoor turf surrounded by plush Happy Monterey Sardines, relaxing as if at a beach, colorful and playful scene.

The artist sitting on blue indoor turf surrounded by plush Happy Monterey Sardines, relaxing as if at a beach, colorful and playful scene.

Participants enjoying a three-course meal collaboratively created in Table for One, part of I Lost My Friend project, 2009–2010, San Francisco.

Participants enjoying a three-course meal collaboratively created in Table for One, part of I Lost My Friend project, 2009–2010, San Francisco.

The artist seated at a table in the Diego Rivera Gallery talking with a visitor as part of the Hello! participatory project, 2010, San Francisco.

The artist seated at a table in the Diego Rivera Gallery talking with a visitor as part of the Hello! participatory project, 2010, San Francisco.

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