Tyree Guyton is an American artist and activist known for his work in the Heidelberg Project, an outdoor community art installation in Detroit, Michigan. He began the project in 1986 to address urban decay and social issues, transforming abandoned houses and vacant lots into vibrant art spaces filled with colorful sculptures and found objects. Guyton's art aims to inspire change and provoke thought about the challenges faced by urban communities. His innovative approach combines creativity with social commentary, making the Heidelberg Project a significant cultural landmark and a symbol of resilience in the face of adversity.