A curation by Natalie Slater, Curator at Singulart - ‘Scripted Truth’ gathers artists who use language as image — words, fragments, and scribbles that hover between confession and concealment. Some works shout in bold, legible text; others whisper through graphite scrawls or digital repetition, their meanings buried beneath layers of gesture. A few read like diary entries caught mid-erase, where the act of hiding feels as deliberate as revealing. Across gouache, graphite, and digital mark-making, text becomes more than language — it’s texture, rhythm, and evidence of thought. What’s written isn’t always meant to be read, but it lingers all the same.