Sources is an emblematic series in Gaviria’s production, as it explores the limits of the perceptible and the possibilities of making the invisible visible through different translation logics.

The series is made up of analog magnifications of images of radio waves emitted millions of years ago by quasars in remote cosmic space. It is assumed that these waves occurred at a time when the universe was in its infancy.

Captured by wave telescopes, the sound signals were digitized and later converted into twodimensional images with the support of Zsolt Paragi, Joint Institute for VLBI, and Sandor Frey, FOMI Satelite Geodetic Observatory

Sources is an emblematic series in Gaviria’s production, as it explores the limits of the perceptible and the possibilities of making the invisible visible through different translation logics.

The series is made up of analog magnifications of images of radio waves emitted millions of years ago by quasars in remote cosmic space. It is assumed that these waves occurred at a time when the universe was in its infancy.

Captured by wave telescopes, the sound signals were digitized and later converted into twodimensional images with the support of Zsolt Paragi, Joint Institute for VLBI, and Sandor Frey, FOMI Satelite Geodetic Observatory.

Sources is an emblematic series in Gaviria’s production, as it explores the limits of the perceptible and the possibilities of making the invisible visible through different translation logics.

The series is made up of analog magnifications of images of radio waves emitted millions of years ago by quasars in remote cosmic space. It is assumed that these waves occurred at a time when the universe was in its infancy.

Captured by wave telescopes, the sound signals were digitized and later converted into twodimensional images with the support of Zsolt Paragi, Joint Institute for VLBI, and Sandor Frey, FOMI Satelite Geodetic Observatory.

Sources is an emblematic series in Gaviria’s production, as it explores the limits of the perceptible and the possibilities of making the invisible visible through different translation logics.

The series is made up of analog magnifications of images of radio waves emitted millions of years ago by quasars in remote cosmic space. It is assumed that these waves occurred at a time when the universe was in its infancy.

Captured by wave telescopes, the sound signals were digitized and later converted into twodimensional images with the support of Zsolt Paragi, Joint Institute for VLBI, and Sandor Frey, FOMI Satelite Geodetic Observatory.