“Nuance” Glyph Duet

‹“Nuance” Glyph Duet› is an audiovisual piece for two players, built around a conversation between two characters who speak a language no one else can read.

Their words never settle into text. They turn into visual forms instead, and what accumulates on the wall becomes a score — glyphs drifting into constellations, clustering, thinning out again.

The audience joins from their own phones, so the conversation is never only ours.

I wanted to ask whether understanding what a language means and communicating in it are really the same thing. Speech you cannot decode is not a reason for exclusion; it can be another way of saying something.