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Ep. 7 - Grant Yun: Neo-Precisionism, Digital Art and Web3, and Multi-Tasking
Welcome to 'The Human Side of Healing.' In today's episode, we're thrilled to introduce Grant Yun, not only a fourth-year medical student at the Medical College of Wisconsin but also an internationally renowned artist whose work has captivated audiences from Times Square in NYC to Hong Kong, London, Miami, Milan, Zurich, Los Angeles, Paris, and Sao Paulo. Recorded on March 2nd, 2024, our conversation explores the fascinating duality of Grant's life, where his pursuit of medicine intersects with his passion for art.
Grant's unique artistic style, 'Neo-Precisionism,' combines minimalism with themes drawn from his personal experiences, including the evocative 'Midwest' Collection, which pays homage to the picturesque landscapes of Wisconsin and the surrounding Midwest. His art has not only graced prestigious global stages, but also have been featured in leading auction houses like Sotheby's and Christie’s, where he has accumulated over six-figure sales.
Grant has emerged as an influential figure within the Web3 space, a decentralized digital landscape that's revolutionizing how we interact with art online. His pioneering efforts in digital art are not only expanding the horizons of traditional art engagement but are also setting new standards for digital ownership and interaction. By leveraging the potential of blockchain technology, Grant is part of a movement that's transforming art into a more accessible and democratically owned medium.
In the realm of medicine, Grant Yun's contributions are equally impactful. As a clinical researcher, his work on multiple myeloma has been published in some of the leading oncologic journals. Looking forward, Grant aspires to specialize in internal medicine, where he plans to continue his passion for medicine and harmoniously blend his artistic endeavors, illustrating his commitment to excellence in both domains.
Tune in as Grant Yun shares his inspiring journey through the intersecting worlds of art and medicine. Discover how his pioneering work in Web3 and his significant contributions to medical research are paving the way for a future where technology, creativity, and healing converge.
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By Nate VerhagenWelcome to 'The Human Side of Healing.' In today's episode, we're thrilled to introduce Grant Yun, not only a fourth-year medical student at the Medical College of Wisconsin but also an internationally renowned artist whose work has captivated audiences from Times Square in NYC to Hong Kong, London, Miami, Milan, Zurich, Los Angeles, Paris, and Sao Paulo. Recorded on March 2nd, 2024, our conversation explores the fascinating duality of Grant's life, where his pursuit of medicine intersects with his passion for art.
Grant's unique artistic style, 'Neo-Precisionism,' combines minimalism with themes drawn from his personal experiences, including the evocative 'Midwest' Collection, which pays homage to the picturesque landscapes of Wisconsin and the surrounding Midwest. His art has not only graced prestigious global stages, but also have been featured in leading auction houses like Sotheby's and Christie’s, where he has accumulated over six-figure sales.
Grant has emerged as an influential figure within the Web3 space, a decentralized digital landscape that's revolutionizing how we interact with art online. His pioneering efforts in digital art are not only expanding the horizons of traditional art engagement but are also setting new standards for digital ownership and interaction. By leveraging the potential of blockchain technology, Grant is part of a movement that's transforming art into a more accessible and democratically owned medium.
In the realm of medicine, Grant Yun's contributions are equally impactful. As a clinical researcher, his work on multiple myeloma has been published in some of the leading oncologic journals. Looking forward, Grant aspires to specialize in internal medicine, where he plans to continue his passion for medicine and harmoniously blend his artistic endeavors, illustrating his commitment to excellence in both domains.
Tune in as Grant Yun shares his inspiring journey through the intersecting worlds of art and medicine. Discover how his pioneering work in Web3 and his significant contributions to medical research are paving the way for a future where technology, creativity, and healing converge.