Tyler Moorehead is an artist, researcher and experience designer with a background in mental health advocacy, social leadership and environmental justice.

Tyler’s socially-engaged practice uses installation and sculpture as intervention and creation as a call to action. Tyler is a leadership development consultant for mental health charity, Think Ahead. She was awarded ‘Art Installation of the Year’ by Design in Mental Health, 2019 and is included in the title 100 words: 200 visionaries share their hopes for the future, Conari Press.

Tyler studied philosophy, cultural anthropology and documentary film before completing a Masters in experiential research and design at the Royal College of Art in 2021. Her work has been shown at Tate Modern, IRCAM, Paris, and London Design Biennale.

Tyler works with domestic items and natural, bio and found materials for sustainable practice. Her sculptural works reference the collision between the natural, human and material world. The work considers the links between social, environmental and personal breakdown, and the urgent need for parity between bio-diversity and cultural diversity in the natural world.

Tyler’s recent work includes Welcome to WOOD.LAND., experiential research on nature and ethnicity; and Ocean Drifters, a climate change empathy project, using sound as embodied experience of marine life.

Tyler is based in London, UK.

Image: Leonora Oppenheim