PSR J1032−5804 is a 10-meter multimedia sculpture functioning as a glitch in reality. It consists of a mass of sharp, torn forms reminiscent of errors and artifacts of digital processing — but existing not on a screen, but in real life.

All of its components — the architectural form, the music, and the visuals on the screens — are built from reprocessed radio signals of a strange neutron star, which rotates rapidly and emits powerful pulsating waves, in which a clear rhythm is combined with chaotic peaks and random noise, as if the very nature of the star is constantly switching between order and malfunction — literally quoting our name broken composers and revealing the essence of our artistic method.

The name of the installation refers to the astronomical coordinates of this pulsar.
It is located in the Milky Way, within a triangle formed by the stars Vega, Deneb, and Altair — the brightest stars in the summer sky of the northern hemisphere.

Echoing this triangle in the sky, the sculpture is constructed from triangular mirrored panels and diagonally divided screens. When the image on them jitters and rhythmically distorts in sync with the sound, we quite literally see how outer space — a completely alien and inhuman environment with its vast scales, pressure, velocities, density, decay, and radiation — breaks into everyday reality, deforming both it and our perception.

Sleepwalking Daydreamer. 
Filmmaker looking for some inspiration.

don't be fooled by what's outside, look inside ⭐️ 

visuals in my instagram

glitchin' since 2017
Vitali Yu + Kirill Rave

PSR

Broken Composers