A curation by Sakshi Awasthi, Curator at - Cities are illuminated systems of meaning. Between steel and asphalt, we navigate a choreography dictated by light, the red, yellow, and green pulses that divide danger from safety, stillness from motion. When the Light Learned to Speak transforms this coded language into a visual and conceptual dialogue. The participating artists reinterpret traffic signals as metaphors for power, routine, and emotion: red as resistance, amber as anticipation, green as renewal. Some works abstract the patterns of intersections into rhythmic compositions; others translate the glow of urban light into psychological colour fields. Together, they reveal how something as mechanical as a signal can become deeply human- an emotional barometer for our collective movement. This curated exhibition transforms the mundane into the monumental, asking: when did we stop seeing light as instruction, and start hearing it as expression?