Painting a power full tool of communication

Painting is often seen as more of an art form than a language, but it is still a powerful communication tool. While language can be used to express ideas and feelings, painting is a more direct, visual form of communication.

Painting can be used to express complex emotions and ideas in ways that language simply cannot. It can be an incredibly powerful way to express feelings or ideas that would otherwise be difficult to articulate. Paintings can be thought-provoking, inspiring, and emotionally evocative. They can also be used to tell stories, evoke memories, and create an atmosphere. Even painting is considered as a tool of non-verbal communication. 

Painting can also be used to convey information in a more efficient and effective way than language. Color, texture, and composition can all be used to convey information and meaning quickly and powerfully. Paintings are often used to create visuals for educational purposes or to illustrate a point.

Sometimes we can not understand what other person is saying because maybe we do not know their language or we do not know the meaning of the word that they are saying. But while seeing a painting we do not need to understand the meaning, we do not need to know different languages. A painting simply express the thoughts of the artist without any generation, time-period, language barrier. 

In addition, painting is a great way to engage people in a way that language cannot. Paintings can draw people in and spark conversations, providing an opportunity to explore ideas and experiences in a way that language cannot. While expressing feelings through language we may sometimes fail to express the full and true feelings of our own because maybe we run out of words or we know the word but can not recall at that moment. But when it comes to painting our imagination, our creativity is the limit to express the full and true feelings.

 Even the cave-aged people used to communicate through painting. At the very beginning period of human civilization there was no language and painting was the only way to communicate according to some researchers. Cave people used to draw on the walls of caves. The drawings/paintings represents how the people of stone-age communicate with each other. That's why painting is a toll of communication and it is not a new thing or invention of modern science. It comes from our ancestors, from far far behind in the past. 

In conclusion, painting is an incredibly powerful tool for communication and expression. It has the potential to convey ideas, feelings, and information in a way that language cannot.

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