Dela Anyah's artistic practice encompasses sculpture, painting, and installation, where he transforms discarded materials such as inner tubes, tires, license plates, and bicycle rims. Inspired by anti-fashion aesthetics and nature's symbols of rebirth, his work explores regeneration through decay. Dela intricately weaves rubber inner tubes into garments, narrating their past lives and speculative futures. His art reveals the inherent beauty in what was once deemed worthless, creating storied objects rich with history and symbolism. Each piece fosters a dialogue between past and future, challenging viewers to reconsider notions of value and beauty while highlighting the potential for renewal in neglected materials.