Geovane Souza, standing sharply in a black suit on the right, observes a nighttime airport terminal where the background and people appear in blurred and chaotic motion.

OBSERVING Thoughts of someone who survived many forced landings and now...,
It operates in a dimension whose limit is the battery charge.

Side-by-side photographic montage comparing Geovane Sou's growth. On the left (1973), baby Geovane in the lap of his father of average height. On the right (1994), adult and giant Geovane, 2.07m tall, embracing the same father, highlighting the striking height contrast and the narrative of "Dinosaur Genes".

Welcome to GeovaneSouI am mixed-race, the son of a black man of medium height and the grandson of slaves. I inherited the life and mystery of dinosaur genes that brought me to a height of 2.07m.
Former air traffic controller, I was touched by deafness And I ended up becoming a "Caustic Observer" of Society.

This site is my radar, where chaos meets criticism, faith, and technology.

FINAL THOUGHTSWHERE SILENCE BECOMES INK AND WRITING

Here, fragments of a restless mind use technology to be translated into words that seek to make sense of the world's noise.
  • Illustration of an old "beast of burden" overloaded with boxes marked with the logo of the Federal Revenue Service, representing the concept of "burden taxpayers" and tax injustice in Brazil.

    Contribu(rr)int… Cargo!

    The Tax Massacre of the Common Citizen

    Has your CPF (Brazilian taxpayer ID) been blocked by the Federal Revenue Service even though you are exempt from taxes? Read the true story of how the system punishes those who work and discover the trap of "burdened taxpayers." A necessary rant.

  • Representing the acclimatization period at the MPC (Main Press Center) of Rio 2016: photo by the author, Geovane Souza, sitting in an office at Avenida Abelardo Bueno, nº 4801, in Barra da Tijuca. He is relaxed in a chair, looking out through a large glass window. The view shows the construction of the neighboring building and modern residential buildings in the background.

    Rio 2016: Olympic Projections

    Being Inserted into the Structure…

    The reality check at MPC: lack of PCs, system errors, and the testing routine. See how the EVS team overcame the initial chaos with creativity and "emotional salary" at Rio 2016.

  • Photo of Geovane Souza, wearing the green shirt of Líder EVS, with his arms outstretched in front of the Rio 2016 logo sculpture. The photo was taken inside the Olympic and Paralympic Village, a high-security area with restricted access for athletes and accredited personnel. In the background, the athletes' residential buildings can be seen.

    Rio 2016: Olympic Qualification

    The Acronyms and Me

    No institutional crisis, but plenty of truth. I open the Pandora's box of my behind-the-scenes experiences at Rio 2016 with a personal perspective, averse to "political correctness" and filled with never-before-seen images. An honest account (almost a diary) of how a former soldier who overcame depression found his path to overcoming challenges in the Olympic routine.

  • Night view of the illuminated São José dos Campos City Hall, with light trails from moving vehicles in the foreground.

    The World Is Like This, Saint Joseph (Conclusion)

    Weeping Pitangas and the Cry of the Muzzled Intellect: Neither Biscuits Nor 50 Cents!

    The trilogy's conclusion: a victory on paper that never materialized into food. Discover the true story behind AudioActive mode.

  • Panoramic view of the bus stop on Avenida Ouro Fino in São José dos Campos, with trees and a quiet residential street in the background under a clear sky.

    The World Is Like This, Saint Joseph (Part Two)

    Mourning, Laws and Urban Planning

    From mourning his mother to technical marvels, Geovane Souza recounts the impact of the São José dos Campos Master Plan and the struggle for dignity outside the chaos of Rio.

  • A Black child with a pained expression, tightly covering their ears and with their eyes closed, illustrating the sensation of pressure, loud ringing, and vertigo caused by sudden deafness.

    Do you remember when it was just a joke?

    The Attack of Sudden Deafness

    When you were a child, did you ever cover your ears to experience what sudden deafness or the sensation of hearing loss would feel like? Did you ever use that to, during a boring conversation, throw a tantrum saying, "I can't hear anything"?

  • A black and white photograph from 1975 shows Geovane Souza as a child, a Black boy with short, curly hair. He holds an acoustic guitar larger than his body and smiles innocently at the camera, wearing a striped collared shirt. The image illustrates the purity of childhood before the awareness of racial and aesthetic prejudice.

    Bad Hair

    I was supposed to be proud of... this?!?

    From the traumatic memories of hot combs and forced straightening to pillowcases stained with blood from folliculitis: my relationship with the stigma of "bad hair" was never about identity, it was about survival. In this visceral text, I narrate my journey of pain from a poor childhood, wrong medical diagnoses (from allergies to psoriasis), and the radical decision to eliminate every strand via laser to become the happiest bald man in the world. A personal manifesto about acceptance, health, and the relief of not having to feel proud of something that only hurt me.

FROM READING TO ACTIONWHERE SILENCE TAKES ON A FACE AND THOUGHT, MOVEMENT

While I may elaborate in words, in videos I record the pulse of a life captured by technology — the AudioAtivo mode in its rawest and most visual expression.
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