In this electrifying and refreshingly unfiltered episode, we’re joined by experiential light artist Frankie Boyle—a powerhouse of neurodivergent creativity, sensory intelligence, and fierce authenticity.

Frankie takes us on a vivid journey through how her brain processes the world—not just visually, but emotionally and intuitively—revealing what it’s like to see color as emotion, sense energy through light, and translate raw feeling into deeply immersive spatial art. Diagnosed with developmental language disorder and dyslexia at a young age, she shares how her challenges became the foundation for her superpowers: visual thinking, synesthetic creativity, and a profound connection to the emotional resonance of spaces.

Together, we unpack neurodiversity as a design strength, the need to rewire education, the overlooked intensity of artificial lighting, and why biophilic, sensory-aware environments aren’t a luxury—but a necessity for human wellbeing. Frankie’s story is a heartfelt and often hilarious reminder that our differences aren’t deficits; they’re doorways to deeper human connection.

This is not just a conversation about lighting—it’s a revelation about perception, presence, and the healing power of sensory design.