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Lighting Atelier – Eduardo Becker Seminars

Recently, I’ve noticed a surge of lighting courses offered on social media for symbolic prices, often R$17 or R$27, which clearly cannot deliver the quality and depth required.

Based on reports from professionals who have taken such courses, it became evident that true lighting education demands dedication, experience, and technical rigor.
With over 20 years of experience and more than 1,700 projects completed across Brazil and internationally, I decided to develop exclusive lighting seminars for our team at the Eduardo Becker Lighting Atelier (www.eduardobecker.com). Our goal is to train professionals who are genuinely capable, understanding lighting in all its dimensions — technical, aesthetic, and functional.
We have already conducted two seminars and are preparing the third, focused on Furniture Lighting. Additionally, upon my return from a trip to China in October, we will host the fourth seminar, sharing insights and knowledge gathered internationally.
For us, study and knowledge are serious and transformative matters. As the saying goes: “Knowledge alone sets you free.” We believe that only through solid education and practical experience can lighting projects truly elevate spaces and experiences.

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