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Artefacto Show 2025
When light reveals more than form — it delivers emotion
For the 2025 edition of the Artefacto Show, WeLight signed the lighting curation of seven rooms that explore the power of light as an emotional language, silent and deeply connected to the architecture.
Each project is an exercise in listening: to the form, to the material and to the intent of the invited architects. Light then enters as a sensitive mediator — it reveals volumes gently, creates shadow with intention and turns spaces into experiences.
From vertical grazing beams over timber slats to recessed lines that stitch geometries, every lighting detail was conceived to integrate and raise the narrative of each room, respecting the visual rhythm, the sensory well-being and the function. With warm colour temperature (~2700K), high CRI, low UGR and full scene control through automation, the spaces invite you to pause, to touch and to look.
Rooms with WeLight's signature:
▪ Roberto Migotto – A sculptural space where volumes float in warm, diffuse light, evoking softness and aesthetic precision.
▪ Laura Rocha – Textures, art and joinery in dialogue with grazing beams and perimeter outlines.
▪ Camila Strang – Contemplative lighting that dissolves the boundaries between architecture, art and atmosphere.
▪ InHouse Designers – A narrative of light around art, design and everyday emotion.
▪ Érika Queiroz – A neutral palette and natural materials stitched together by continuous, silent light.
▪ Patrícia Penna – Directed beams and hidden lines create visual comfort and an intimate atmosphere.
▪ Débora Aguiar – A statement of introspection and lightness, where light and architecture become one material.
More than lighting, WeLight acts as a bridge between technique and sensitivity, delivering complete atmospheres where luxury is not in excess — but in the invisible balance between shadow, form and emotion.
Artefacto Show 2025 – Haddock Lobo store
Technical lighting: WeLight
Photography: @edsonferreirafotografo