Man is a mine of secrets. Full of words that have accumulated in the mind; Words that cause confusion and words that bring joy. There are tumultuous words inside us that, if we say it, burns another and, if not, destroys ourselves. The loud shout we want, the suffering we have endured for years, and the words we say and say may bring peace of mind. In this work, we create a space for conversation and consider ourselves listeners, perhaps to calm down. The most important thing for us is the process and interaction that invites the audience to cooperate. We ask the audience to type a sentence, paragraph or any text that has not been told to them until then, when they encounter this work, by the typewriter placed on the table. This action will be performed during the show and our blank paper will be filled with the audience’s writings. On the final day of the exhibition, the paper in the machine, which is made of thermal paper, is turned into a file by artists, using ironing and thermal tools. In this case, the writings are almost hidden, and in this conversation, a white sheet will be turned into a black file with others.

One of the important points in this project is the paper that we have used in this work. Thermal paper is a paper that undergoes chemical interactions with heat and changes its color, and after approximately three years, its color returns to its original state. In this way, this effect will continue to live until the blackness of the paper disappears and the paper returns to its white state. This work is an attempt to symbolically show the human movement between birth and life to death.