The archiving of language can function both as a destructive and creative process. One of the works in the exhibition orbits around how linguistic structures are stored in a collective conscience, and how the voice in some instances can revoke the destructive powers of time and memory. The sacred Indian Veda texts have been passed through generations since approximately 1800 BC. Despite that the texts were passed on orally, the contents has been conserved verbatim due to the special way the texts are recited in complex paralinguistic patterns.