Tyler J. Sloane (they/he/she) is a lover, poet, visionary Creative Director and multidisciplinary artist specializing in acting and media arts, with a foundation in theatre as an actor, producer, and director. Drawing on their Anishinaabe, Chinese, and European heritage, Tyler's work celebrates vibrant identities through photography and performance, focusing on intimacy, saturation, and playfulness. Their art challenges norms, inspires connection, and invites audiences to engage with the beauty of selfhood and…Tyler J. Sloane (they/he/she) is a lover, poet, visionary Creative Director and multidisciplinary artist specializing in acting and media arts, with a foundation in theatre as an actor, producer, and director. Drawing on their Anishinaabe, Chinese, and European heritage, Tyler's work celebrates vibrant identities through photography and performance, focusing on intimacy, saturation, and playfulness. Their art challenges norms, inspires connection, and invites audiences to engage with the beauty of selfhood and diversity. Select Theatre credits; • My Sister's Rage (Tarragon Theatre); • Crystalize (Caminos Festival 2019 - Aluna Theatre); • Switch the Village (the Switch Collective); • Youth/Elder's Project (Buddies in Bad Times); Select Film credits; • Everland (Dance Made in Canada, Guelph Dance Screen Dance Series 2023); • Club Kid Alley (ImagineNative 2023); • 1 Queen 5 Queers – Season 2: Episode 7, Season 1: Episode 5 and Episode 8 (Crave); • Exploring the Mental Health Journeys of Young Asian-Canadians – Episode 3: 'Tyler J Sloane - Surviving to Thriving' (VICE);WWWWTyler J. Sloane (they/he/she) is a lover, poet, visionary Creative Director and multidisciplinary artist specializing in acting and media arts, with a foundation in theatre as an actor, producer, and director. Drawing on their Anishinaabe, Chinese, and European heritage, Tyler's work celebrates vibrant identities through photography and performance, focusing on intimacy, saturation, and playfulness. Their art challenges norms, inspires connection, and invites audiences to engage with the beauty of selfhood and div…