Lindsay Kronmiller

Smiling woman with shoulder-length brown hair wearing a blue lanyard, striped shirt, and black cardigan.

Lindsay Kronmiller is a Fiber artist and visual communication designer, whose work draws on the desert's textures, colors, and strengths. She holds a BS from The Ohio State University and began her career in visual communication design before taking up weaving in 2015, building a studio practice centered on tapestry, embroidery, and mixed media exploring connection, place, and memory. Her work is held in private collections across the US and at the Plaza Hotel in downtown El Paso. She continues to work professionally in design while expanding her presence in the borderland fiber art community.

Wooden board with red, white, and blue elastic bands woven in a pattern.
Close-up of a wooden picture frame with a piece of cloth inside.
Close-up of colorful, textured yarn woven through a piece of rough, weathered wood against a light background.
Close-up of a wooden loom weaving white fabric on a tan wooden surface.
A handmade woven rug with orange, yellow, and black threads, placed inside a wooden shadow box frame on black fabric background.
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