Anthony Sertel Dean is a sound artist, technologist, and performer focused on telling stories of quiet intimacy and blaring rebellion. Their work pulls from practices of electroacoustic composition, oral history, and experimental performance, utilizing media to build environments for communal understanding. Anthony refers to himself as a hypercollaborator – deeply passionate about the interconnectedness of artmaking and its politics.

Anthony's work has been heard in gallery installations (Gwangju Biennale, Fridman Gallery, Swiss Institute), film (Venice Film Festival, AAIFF, Busan International Film Festival), and theater (Kennedy Center, The Public, The Kitchen). Anthony has taught at Wesleyan University, multiple NYC public schools, Materials for the Arts, and spoken on panels about the future of theater design and contemporary indigenous performance. Anthony was a member of The New York Neo-Futurists for a decade and created their podcast Hit Play.

Anthony holds an MFA in Sound Art from Columbia University.