Women in Lighting is an inspirational and global digital platform that profiles women working in the field of lighting and lighting design. This year they will once again present a session at LDI, followed by a meet-up with drinks and snacks.
Moderated by lighting designer Ebony Madry, the session will be held on Sunday, December 3, from 2pm-5pm, starting with an intro by Women in Lighting founders Martin Lupton and Sharon Stammers, following by three 30-minute presentations by lighting designers Emily Bornt, Ellen Kuklinski, and Lauren King.
At 4pm, the session will be followed by a Meet-Up for all LDI attendees, sponsored by Ayrton and ACT Entertainment.
"The Women in Lighting project started off in architectural lighting, but many of the architectural lighting professionals we know are inspired by all lighting design forms and all lighting practices. So, there's also a really appealing cross-pollination into other areas of lighting design," says Lupton.
“Having been involved in lighting design from the very beginning, women have had a greater role in shaping the lighting design profession than in architecture and engineering. The lighting design profession is a supportive industry for women and the many routes into the profession offer opportunities from a diverse set of backgrounds. It is an industry that is good at sharing information amongst its community and can therefore offer support to other women who may need it. We want to encourage women to choose to work in lighting or other related jobs," notes Stammers.
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