Tya Alisa Anthony explores themes of Identity through photography, mined media and charged objects. Anthony’s identity-focused works offer exploration in both the shared and diverse experiences of Contemporary Western Culture. While approaching socially illuminated topics involving people of color, the core of Anthony's experimental work exists within research, collage, and abstraction. It’s Anthony's intention to create works that explore the intersections of humanity while creating a space of autonomy and regard for bodies of color.

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The Art Of Being Natural (Copy)

The Art Of Being Natural

A documentary pertaining to Urban Naturals in the Denver, Colorado area. Each individual has chosen to refrain from using dangerous yet common chemicals, products nor ingest processed foods in their every day life. The Mile High City (5280) participants have chosen to live organically through nutrition, lifestyle, and most importantly to this exploratory project, personal hair style.

ShenZhen, China (Copy)

ShenZhen, China

Traveling to communist countries brings to light the way in which we move, live and rely on the economies in which we are attached to.

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In Memory of Rafael Guerra Vives (Copy)

In Memory of Rafael Guerra Vives

Havana, Cuba 2017 (Copy)

Havana, Cuba 2017

OPEN DOORS

Havana, CUBA where wifi and a cool breeze are rarely available. I gather with groups of residents at night, seen sitting in parks, doorways and stairwells for hours across the city attempting to log in, tweet, gram, snap, and google with the rest of the "connected world." It wasn’t until 2015, that Cuba opened access to dozens of wifi zones across Havana.