15/06/2026
✨[𝐝]𝐚𝐫𝐜 𝐬𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬 AMERICAS 2026
📆2 - 5 June 2026
📍Kempinski Hotel, Cancun, Mexico
Here are some highlights from the wonderful days in Mexico, where our fantastic team, represented by Teresa Hortega and Nazin Bahmani, had the opportunity to meet and engage with outstanding lighting designers and lighting professionals, attend inspiring educational sessions, and enjoy valuable exchanges with colleagues from across the industry.
We particularly appreciated the roundtable discussions organized by the Darc Media team, which offered insightful perspectives and in-depth reflections on the ever-evolving lighting industry.
Here are some of the key takeaways we brought home:
Stephen Kaye of Mulvey & Banani, Naomi Coffin of Cosentini Associates, David Ghatan of CM Kling + Associates, and Carlos Hano of Lightchitects discussed the topic of AI and its impact on the lighting design profession. They emphasised that artificial intelligence is a valuable tool that professionals need to understand and learn to use effectively to improve design efficiency: a guide, an assistant that we direct and guide, as it cannot replace human creativity, relationships or lived experience.
Special thanks also to Magali Méndez of SAAS Lighting, Fernanda Malagon of Lux Populi, Paulina Villalobos of DIAV, and Juan Pablo Lira of Focus Lighting for sharing their expertise and raising awareness during their “Neuroarchitecture, Wellbeing, and Wellness” roundtable discussion, highlighting the important role that lighting and design play in influencing human behavior.
We would also like to congratulate Mariana Novaes of Atiaîa Lighting Design, who, during her keynote presentation, guided us through the Memorial Brumadinho project in Brazil, recently awarded at the darc awards in the SPACE – Best Interior Landscape Scheme category.
👉See you at the next darc sessions!
darc_sessions | Arc magazine | Mulvey and Banani Lighting | Cosentini Associates | CM Kling + Associates | Lightchitects Studio | SáaS Lighting conception | Lux Populi |DIAV | Focus Lighting NYC