shiloh burton is a story artist, guide, and facilitator of transformation with over three decades of dedication to truth-telling, embodiment, and social justice. Rooted in pleasure, equity, narrative, and liberation, shiloh creates spaces where individuals shed shame, reclaim truth, and embody power. Through storytelling, somatic co-creation, ritual, and laughter, they invite collective healing. They work with pleasure, play and breath as portals to resilience and belonging.

Living on Tiwa Pueblo land (Albuquerque, NM), shiloh weaves social practice art, meditation, and belonging into spaces where authenticity is honored and liberation can take root. They host Sonic Spectrum Sessions on KUNM: amplifying trans, non-binary, gender expansive, and femme-forward voices through music. As an artist and abolitionist educator, their work engages intersectionality and transformative justice—embracing vulnerability as a portal to dignity and embodied power.

Through P.E.N.T. LLC, Sanctuary Cinema, and SoulPlay, shiloh advances pleasure as a healing modality. They are  a Freedom Meditation (DBF) and Laughter Yoga Leader, disability justice educator, and diviner in the Dagara tradition. Grounded in both formal study and ancestral/communal ways of knowing, shiloh creates spaces where we are invited to arrive fully, messily human, to co-create liberatory narratives for equity — unapologetically.