Lindsey Dieter is a lighting and interior designer living and working in New York City. She was trained as a contemporary-ballet dancer, has a bachelor of Kinesiology from the University of Calgary and Master of Fine Arts in Interior and Lighting Design from Parsons The New School for Design. A fascination with physical movement and an unwavering desire to elevate the human experience drive her creative endeavors.

Lindsey is a lighting designer at HLB Lighting Design (www.hlblighting.com) and Part-Time Faculty in The School of Constructed Environments at Parsons. Her personal practice explores the intersections between physical movement and design through workshops, research, performance and exhibition. She was awarded the Double Major Thesis Prize for her Graduate Thesis Project: "SOMASPACE: The Kinesthetic Void in Contemporary Architecture" and has exhibited work in the Aronson Gallery in New York City.

Outside of the studio, you can find her on the run path, biking among the taxi cabs or with her hands in a bucket of plaster.

Please find her on Instagram: lindseydieter

The podcast is available on Spotify, iTunes, Anchor, Google Podcast, etc.

Please say hi with any questions or comments on Instagram: thomas_mnich or on LinkedIn: Thomas Mnich