Kevin cyr biography

Kevin Cyr is a Maine-based artist known for his paintings of vehicles, as well as his sculptural works depicting unique shelters and transitory homes.
Kevin Cyr is an artist.
Kevin Cyr is the author two short story collections, one self published.

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Physician-in-training with a passion for medical innovation and clinical care
Currently at the Stanford University School of Medicine focusing on developing new treatments for cardiac disease
Holds two international patents for medical device inventions
Publications have been featured in major academic journals

I hope to empower people to understand and take charge in their own health. My goal is to provide people with easy-to-understand insights that can help them truly thrive.

— Kevin James Cyr

Kevin is a physician-in-training at Stanford University School of Medicine with a focus in cardiovascular disease and bioengineering. He has been a founding member for startups in the health technology, 3D printing, and pharmaceutical industries. His publications have earned international awards, and his work has been featured in major media outlets such as NBC News.

Kevin graduated from Vanderbilt University with a degree in bioengineering. Subsequently, he began studies at the Stanford University School of Medicine with a concentration in cardiovascular disease and bioengin

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Cyr’s features paintings of vehicles seen on the streets of Berlin, Havana, New York, and Paris. Commercial vans, taxis, and delivery trucks – covered in graffiti, dents, and other marks of distinction – are a visual survey of their city’s workhorses.

He paints each vehicle with devoted attention to every imperfection and sign of age. Removing the context of landscape and placing the subjects on fields of solid colour givens them portrait-like importance. Cyr uses the subject of work vehicles to talk about place, “one can tell a lot about an area by the types of vehicles seen on its streets.”Cyr has the ability to take an everyday mundane subject matter and paint it with such detail and style it becomes an elevated symbol; a snapshot of the country the vehicle represents.

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Kevin Cyr

Posted Feb 19, 2019 | 5:31 PM

Kevin Gerald Cyr

July 9, 1968 – February 15, 2019

Kevin (Chim Chim) is now looking over his wife Sheila Preston; his children and grandchildren, Jeremy Cyr (Marg) and their family Adam, Nixon, Carter, Abby; Jordan Cyr (Ladawn) and their family Emma, Camden, Heath, Brynn, Bodhi; Chelsea Cyr; Mark Preston; and his “baby” Peyton Cyr. His mother, Hilda Cyr; and his sisters, Karen (Kiersten, Zane) and Shelley and family.

Kevin left a great legacy behind with his family, through his artwork and all his relationships with family and friends. He touched everyone in a special way. He had a positive outlook on life even when health issues arose. We the family would like to thank all that were a part of our lives.

Born on July 9, 1968 to James and Hilda Cyr, Kevin lived on George Gordon First Nation before settling in Prince Albert and starting a family. He worked as an artist and was a gifted story teller. Kevin had a big heart and a beautiful way with words. No matter the occasion, he always had sound advice and a story to share. He