2b: the harm or privation resulting from losing or being separated from someone or something

The original objective of language is to coordinate action with the least possible ambiguity. In words with multiple meanings such as "loss", this objective is put at risk. This series is meant to visually explore these variations, and pose the question of whether a non-readable language could be more effective in communicating than our natural language by making a direct connection with the subconscious instead of using rationality to interpret a known set of symbols.