Tanya Galia, a diverse artist and musician residing in North-West London, boasts Filipino roots. She earned her BA in Graphic Design from the distinguished University of the Arts London's Camberwell. Presently, she integrates her career with early education, having a passion for spearheading creative workshops. Her creative exploration delves into abstract maximalism using various mediums like painting, ceramics, textiles, and technology. Beyond being a singer, songwriter, guitarist, and producer, GALIA also forms part of the vibrant samba youth group, 'União da Mocidade' (Union of the Youth). Galia's work takes influence from London's dynamic cultural blend, primarily focusing on Jazz, Soul, Psychedelia, and RnB genres. Her songwriting emphasizes the potency of affirmations, and she is reviving her proficiency in her native language, Bisaya, through music.

In May 2024, Galia made a splash with her first individual exhibition at the Hackney Gallery, presenting her current and evolving project 'Home is where the Art is', in cooperation with her esteemed curator, Jordan Clarke. Her project mirrors on community, inner self-realization, home spaces, dreams, and collective collaboration. Each artwork subtly unveils that life's elements interconnect and delicately weave to form a complete experience and that all existence elements can collaborate. From the physical space we inhabit, the lands we come from, and our innate home, our self-expression, each artwork exalts this truth, acknowledging the spaces and people contributing to our identities in one way or another.