Alfred Presents · Artist Showcase SPACES (2025) — GRANT YUN

GRANT YUN

Grant Yun · neo-precisionism, vector · Ethereum · x.com/GrantYun2

“Neo-Precisionism is a celebration of our evolving digital landscape.”

— Grant Yun, “The Case For Neo-Precisionism”, March 2024

I don't use brushes; I don't use the pen tool. I use my trackpad on my Macbook Pro w/ Adobe Illustrator and always have.

— “The Story Behind My Art”, November 2022
1/1 works on SuperRare
73
On-chain since
2021
Named the movement himself
2024
SuperRare has been his 1/1 home since February 2021 and that count is its own. Several editioned collections exist alongside it; their figures are not aggregated here because they were not measured for this profile. No volume or sales number is shown that Alfred did not read directly. The collections added on 6 September 2026 each carry their own work count, read from OpenSea that day; the market figures above belong to the collection they name and to no other.
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The work · 2021 – 2026

Shapes aligned one by one, until they read as memory

2025Spaces
The recent series

Spaces

20 works
OpenSea
2022Life In Japan Editions by Grant Yun

Life In Japan Editions by Grant Yun

374 works
OpenSea
2022Grant Yun 2

Grant Yun 2

20 works
OpenSea
2022Grant Riven Yun Early Works

Grant Riven Yun Early Works

7 works
OpenSea
2022Grant Yun x Avant Arte x En Route

Grant Yun x Avant Arte x En Route

25 works
OpenSea
2022Decal by Grant Yun

Decal by Grant Yun

99 works
OpenSea
2023Grant Yun x Avant Arte x Fall

Grant Yun x Avant Arte x Fall

85 works
OpenSea
2024Iconic x Grant Yun x MoA+L / An Old Soul

Iconic x Grant Yun x MoA+L / An Old Soul

150 works
OpenSea
The 1/1 home

SuperRare, since February 2021

73 works

He did not adopt a movement, he named one. The technique is deliberately unglamorous — a trackpad, Illustrator, individual shapes moved into place — and the results are still, quiet and unmistakably his.

In his words

A term he made, and the reason he made it

In 2021 as I began to mint my works onto Ethereum, I became increasingly focused on sharing a visual language with the world, one that was unique and one that was an honest reflection of myself as an artist.

“The Case For Neo-Precisionism”, March 2024

Slowly as the months passed by, I began using the term I had created 'Neo-Precisionism.'

“The Case For Neo-Precisionism”, March 2024

In creating art in this fashion, the word 'precisionism' is used as a way to highlight the application of mathematical precision of vector based art.

“The Case For Neo-Precisionism”, March 2024

My art, I often call Vectorized Realism in addition to Neo-Precisionism, is exactly that: creating realism based works using vector mediums.

“The Case For Neo-Precisionism”, March 2024

I take individual shapes and align them one by one, adjust the colors, and create a composition.

“The Story Behind My Art”, November 2022

One artist on this page. 46 collections in the median wallet we look at.

Every figure above comes from Alfred’s own dataset — sales, volume and owners read off the chain, floors from the marketplaces. On a wallet he goes one step further, to the number that gets buried under a decade of transfers: what you actually paid.

In the wallets we look at, nearly half of what people hold has no purchase price to look up. It arrived as a mint, a swap or a transfer.

Alfred follows each one back through the chain.

Both figures come from one reading: 16 wallets, 3,548 items, Sep 2026.

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