Tyler Matthew Oyer is a Los Angeles-based creative. His multimedia image and performance works have been exhibited and presented internationally over the last 15 years. He is an Aquarius.
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The artist has a private magic to which you have to earn access, and you earn it by resonating with the untapped nerve centers of Black culture that animate this city, and even then you might be denied.
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