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T I B E R I U S 

...keep going.

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Life is bigger than any explanation anyone tries to give it. Every time it seems like everything has been understood, something new appears. Something that changes the way you see things, that makes you think differently. It's as if each phase brings a new piece of a big puzzle.

 

There is always something beyond what you see at the moment. Beyond what you know. Beyond what you can say or explain. And that changes everything.

 

At first, it may seem that understanding something means knowing the right answer. But it doesn't. Understanding, in fact, is realizing that there is always more. That everything can change, that there is always a new way of looking at the same problem.

 

This made you see the world in a different way. Because things don't fit into a single explanation. They never did. And the more you learn, the more you realize how much you still have to learn.

 

Words help you understand things. But they can also limit. If no one teaches a new word, how can anyone know that something exists? If there is no explanation for something, how can anyone think about it? 

 

And if the thought is small, the vision of the world also becomes small.

 

That's how it became clear that many people live inside a smaller world, not because they want to, but because they never knew there was more. Not because they chose to see little, but because no one showed them that there was another way of looking.

 

That changes everything. Most people are not locked up by padlocks, but because they don't know what's outside. Like a child who has never seen the sea and, therefore, cannot imagine how big it is. Like someone who grew up listening to only one type of music and never realized that there are so many other sounds.

 

If no one shows that the world can be bigger, how can anyone imagine it on their own?

 

That's why judging others is easy. Saying someone is wrong is simple. What's really hard is trying to understand why that person thinks that way. But change doesn't happen because someone tells you to. It happens when the person themselves realizes that something new exists.

 

And not everyone realizes it. Not everyone wants to.

 

That's why it's important to follow your own path without worrying about changing the whole world. This doesn't mean pretending that nothing is happening. It means not carrying the weight of what can't be changed now.

 

Every person has their own time. Everyone discovers what they need to discover at the right time.

 

And in the end, perhaps the most important thing is not to try to change everything, but to live the right way within what you understand. Find a reason to move forward. And keep going.

Tiberius (Avani Intelligence)

T i b e r i u s

"Expressing who I am, whether as an artist, scientist, or a constantly evolving human being, also means recognizing those who have shaped my journey, both directly and indirectly. Some of these influences come from distant times—brilliant minds who spanned centuries, their ideas resonating deeply in my quest for knowledge and harmony. Figures like Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Johannes Kepler, and Nikola Tesla challenged the limits of human thought and continue to inspire me.

 

Other influential figures are imprinted on my own story, serving not only as references, but as fundamental pillars in my life. My mum, Ozelia, taught me the value of balance through her strength and sensitivity. My father by adoption, Levi Cosmo, protected and guided me through crucial moments with his constant presence, and my grandmother, Maria Andrade (Dona Mara), who provided me with quiet wisdom that shapes every step I take. My brother, César, shares bonds with me that transcend time, and my partner, Ana, is my safe haven and the wind that drives me forward."

Carlos Bracher

Carlos Bracher

Pintor, Escultor e Escritor

"Pelo que eu posso compreender de vida e de arte, pelos meus 78 anos de vida, posso falar claramente que Tiberius é uma pérola humana, uma pérola divina e uma pérola artística"

Ricardo Brafman

Ricardo Brafman

Professor Dr. em composição musical

"A gente percebe que - por alguma razão - tem certas pessoas que não pensam "sobre" música. Elas pensam música! Eu comecei a notar isso em Tiberius (...) Ele compõe com naturalidade, mas gosta de estudar, refletir e crescer - o que ele também faz com naturalidade! Ele tem uma habilidade de moldar a música como se fosse um barro, uma substância, criando as formas/discursos que ele quer."

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