Anthony Tirado at the National Puerto Rican Museum in Chicago dressed as El Coqui.

Anthony Tirado

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My art is a portal to the history and the memories of Puerto Ricans through my eyes. It is designed to start conversations about our past, present and future.

I am a Puerto Rican artist/dancer from the bronx. I started as a professional dancer in salsa/house/break dancing. It wasn't until my back injury that I decided to follow my creative heart. My father was a very creative artist and my mom a great dancer, so this explained my passion for the arts. It's been 7 years now since I started my journey into turning my visions into realistic art pieces. All My art pieces are fueled from my trauma and the history of my people. My goal is to show my work around the world and create conversations about who we are now, instead of focusing on what we were.

Anthony Tirado. Walter Mercado Statue with PR Cape, 2023. 8 x 2.5 inches, Acrylic paint, 3D sculpted using Zbrush and 3D printed using Phrozen Mighty 4K resin machine, Cape made of Fabric 9 x 5 inches, cape designed by: Virginia Figueria Davila (Imperial California), Image courtesy of the artist.
Anthony Tirado. Broken Promises, 2024. Zbrush, resin and custom acrylic box, 13.5 x 10.25 x 8 inches. Image courtesy of the artist.
Anthony Tirado. Emeterio Betances, 2024. Zbrush, resin, 12 inch statue. Image courtesy of the artist.
Anthony Tirado. Roberto Clemente Bust, 2024. Zbrush, resin, wood, 10.5 x 8 x 4.5. Image courtesy of the artist.
Anthony Tirado. Don Pedro Albizu Campos, 2023, and Julia De Burgos, 2024. Resin statues. 12in and 8in (respectively). Image courtesy of the artist.
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