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Designing What Remains

A reflection, drawing on the legacy of Carlos Runcie Tanaka, on shaping the conditions under which a work continues to exist.

Designing What Remains
May 31, 2026·1 min read

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María José Campos Runcie

Denmark

María José Campos Runcie

Sobre María José

María José Campos Runcie (Maja) was born in Lima, Peru, and lives in Aarhus, Denmark. A brand and systems designer with more than ten years of experience in information architecture, service design and visual identity. María José was part of Frankly, a creative agency in Copenhagen, and has worked between Europe and Latin America on projects ranging from editorial design to brand strategy. María José currently directs CRT Legacy, building and activating internationally the legacy of the artist Carlos Runcie Tanaka. María José’s work moves at the intersection of design, memory and the systems that decide what is preserved, how it circulates, and who can read it.

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