2025–2026 · Immersive documentary
VISARUN
- Role
- Producer · Director
- Status
- Festival WIP · In distribution

A documentary work about people living in suspension, loss of agency and the recurring ritual of waiting.
VISARUN is a spatial documentary about people living in suspension between the country they left and the temporary place where they try to remain. A recurring border journey becomes a measure of time, uncertainty and limited agency.
The documentary object
At the centre of the work is a real Yugoslav K67 kiosk standing between Serbian and Bosnian border checkpoints. The kiosk was captured with Gaussian Splatting and remains the documentary anchor of the experience.
The island is not a reconstruction
Around the captured kiosk, VISARUN builds an imaginary island shaped by waiting, weather, voices and repetition. It is an artistic expression of the emotional condition, not a literal representation of the border location.
A public poem as narrative trigger
A poem written on the wall of the real kiosk became a shared record for people making the same journey. The work treats this anonymous inscription as a living archive: personal, temporary and repeatedly encountered.
Current presentation form
The July 2026 festival work-in-progress is a private VRChat world for PCVR and desktop access. It can also be presented as a guided live projection, allowing a group audience to encounter the spatial documentary together.





Recognition & circulation
- Developed for immersive documentary and spatial non-fiction circulation
- Current status: festival work-in-progress
Credits
- Role
- Producer · Director
- World Production
- VVARP · Pavel Golyshkin · Danil Oborozhnyi
- Documentary form
- K67 Gaussian Splatting scan inside an artistic VR world
- Reference build
- Festival WIP, July 2026
- Access
- Private VRChat build · guided projection