Constellations has several movements representing star clusters; they can be used in any order, performed singularly, with any subset, repeated movements, or in parts separated from each other by other compositions. These movements can even be layered on top of each other or with other works much like a mobile.

This mobile of movements is inspired by the night sky and the images created from the human inclination to define our environment as well as ourselves. Cultures have described the patterns of stars in terms of themselves from Sumerian times to modern day. In the past, constellations have depicted a myriad of objects and characters. Today our technology sparks imagination by photographing these same stars, displaying them as photographic art. This work is homage to both the past and present, staring not only into the heavens, but also into ourselves.

Constellations (TRANSreveLATION Mix)
- This mix was featured on the TRANSreveLATION concert on April 26, 2007 in New York City.
- An MP3 of Constellations (TRANSreveLATION Mix) is available for download at SONUS.ca

Constellations (EMM MIX)
- A video collaboration of the EMM MIX was featured on the Electronic Music Midwest festival on October 13, 2007 in Kansas City, Kansas.

Writing electronic and acoustic chamber works, Robert Voisey’s writing style oscillates from Ambient to Romantic. Originating from nontraditional education, Voisey embraces a variety of media for his compositions as well as seeking new venues to disseminate his music and reach audiences. As the Artistic Director of the 60x60 project, Vice President of Programs for the Living Music Foundation, and Founder of Vox Novus, he seeks innovative and creative approaches to promote the music of today's composers. His works have been performed in concert venues and radio broadcasts around the world and can be heard via the Internet at Vox Novus.