Co-created by Ana Carolina Barezi and Tamires Jurca, De Duas Umas was born as a space for dialogue, provocation, and the collective construction of narratives about sustainability, daily life, and cultural transformation.

The project arose from the concern to translate complex themes such as consumption, socio-environmental impacts, food, territory, and lifestyles into more human, accessible conversations connected to real life.

In addition to communicating sustainability technically, De Duas Umas also seeks to create spaces for critical reflection on:

what we consume;
how we relate to territories;
the systems that sustain daily life;
and the futures we are helping to build.

Through content, dialogues, and narrative experiments, the project explores themes such as:

conscious consumption;
food;
culture;
sustainability;
daily life;
circular economy;
identity;
urban and territorial relations.

Today, De Duas Umas continues as an open space for research and the construction of new ways to narrate regeneration, belonging, and socio-environmental transformation.