What Language Cannot Say

Language, which over time has become the art object itself and even found existence as an artistic proposition, aids us in both reaching the dimensions of thought and analyzing the chaotic structure of the world of objects. Perhaps the most crucial function of language is to enable us to understand and express ourselves. Starting from the concept of language, ‘what language cannot say’ questions our world of perception. “What language cannot say” focuses on the values that multiply and undergo change, the situations where we fall short in expressing ourselves through language, the gaps in language that distort the reality of “things” when we use them as representations, and in short, everything we cannot articulate, for whatever reason.