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Pulsar Symphony proposes a visual and auditory reflection on the contrasts between the cosmos and humanity. The universe is represented as a musical score, where radio waves from pulsars are converted into musical notes. Although these celestial emissions may seem chaotic, they can reveal, from a broader perspective, a greater harmony — a cosmic symphony. In contrast, the lower part of the composition presents human voices that, when fragmented into words, form the phrase “we make war for our progress”. This suggests how technology often originates from war and, in turn, perpetuates it. The contrast lies between the supposed cacophony of space, which actually reveals order, and the supposed human harmony, which turns into noise.