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Albert Vardanyan
PULSAR
A star that has lived for thousands of years grows old and dies. A star that has lived for thousands of years carries within its memories that we cannot remember.
A star that has lived for thousands of years explodes and does not die. It becomes a supernova. A star that has lived for thousands of years retains its memory, but compresses it, becoming a source of knowledge of light flashing with an inscribe able frequency.
Albert Vardanyan's "Pulsar" is the condensation and translation of all this into perceptible volumes for us. The light that was and will be bursts out of the forms born from the dead bonds, the disintegrating body, the wordless and incorporeal memories of the creation of the worlds.
At any moment, the world ceases to exist. The material becomes invisible, the form loses its physical conditions and obeys the laws of this world, sculptural solutions cease to be solutions but become landmarks that direct our journey to cosmic sounds, explosions, speeds and to light—timeless light.
Text by Avetik Vardanyan
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international
transdisciplinary
project
From 23 to 26 September 2026, Yerevan will host an international transdisciplinary project bringing together the conference "Contested Pasts, Uncertain Future(s): Heritage, Memory, and History" and the exhibition "Prehistoric Sculpture and Contemporary Totems".
Taking place at Yerevan State University and the National Gallery of Armenia, the project examines history, memory, and heritage through the intersection of scholarly inquiry, contemporary art, and material culture. Prehistoric Vishap stones, contemporary sculptures, and spatial and audiovisual installations form an environment in which heritage is encountered not as a fixed record of the past, but as a living experience—continually reinterpreted and capable of generating new relationships.
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