Gilmar De Lima (1960) and Bettina Züllig Pansera (1980) are landscape architects and multidimensional artists based in Curitiba, Brazil. They form “Maozinha Verde Urban Art” with a focus on Urban Sustainability.

With a long history of successful and award-winning projects, they use art as an expression of their purpose of “Reconnection with Nature.”

Since 2015, they have been creatively active in the ESG field with projects involving regenerative materiality, revitalizing urban spaces by incorporating art as an interactive strategic element.

Creators of the “Atmosphere Brazil” movement, which aims to spread Sustainable Brazilian Art as a genuine form of expression in defense of the Environment.

They thus embark on a new Creative Journey, guided by “Inclusive and Sustainable Innovation” as a means of conscious transformation in response to Climate Change.

Ana Paula Berberian

Wood Sculptor

Ana Paula Berberian has been a wood sculptor since 2010. At 45 years old, after meeting the Pernambuco sculptor Espedito Rocha, she began her journey with hollowed sculptures. With no prior experience in artistic production, she learned to sculpt from the inside out through dialogues with her Master and through working with various woods and tools. The creation process of her pieces reveals how voids and authorship intertwine, materializing the movements of the wood, nature, the sculptor, and life.