If an artwork gives a feeling of peace without words, what does it prove?

Art can give visual form to emotional experience

An artwork does not need written or spoken language to communicate an emotional experience. The arrangement of colour, light, line, shape, space, texture, and rhythm can create a calm or peaceful response in the viewer. For instance, gentle forms, open space, balanced composition, and quiet colours may suggest stillness, although the exact response can vary from person to person. Option B is correct because it recognizes that art can translate an inner feeling into a visual experience that others can perceive. Option A mistakes visual communication for reading words. Option C denies the emotional power of art, while D assumes that silence has no meaning even though silence can be deliberate and expressive.

This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Introduction to Art. Topic: Art as a form of expression.