Christoph Niemann : You are fluent in this language (and don't even know it)

Christoph Niemann at TED2018
You are fluent in this language (and don't even know it)  (transcript)
Summary
The audiences must experience moments of aha many times from the speaker's images. So am I.
We don't know that images have such great messages and we can understand them, those aren't used languages, though. This will be why the title was decided. You are fluent in this language and don't even know it.

The speaker said, “What I want to do is to create an aha moment for you”.
The moment of “Aha” is expressed by a variety of emotions that is a delight, relief, surprise, contempt and so on.

In fact, deciphering images intellectually is effortful and nobody would teach you how to do.  However, images can tell us what to want to tell simply and powerfully like music that is making invisible languages. Furthermore, it does not tell us but it can evoke emotions.  When we have the deeper something that is etching into our consciousness before, it becomes the bridge to connect the artist and audiences. However. it doesn't work too far or too near. It means that it's not too realistic but it's not too abstract.

In the cities, images have the messages that the artist wants to tell us and wait for we decipher them precisely.

Words in this story
decipher /verb/ convert (a text written in code, or a coded signal) into normal language.
abstract /adj/ intangible