What does visual communication mean in art?

Conveying a message through pictures, forms, and colours

The governing concept is visual communication, in which a message is conveyed through things that can be seen rather than through spoken or written language alone. Images, lines, shapes, colours, symbols, lettering, and their arrangement can guide attention and communicate information or emotion. A road sign, public-service poster, diagram, or simple illustration can be understood quickly because its visual elements carry meaning. Therefore, option A is correct: pictures, forms, and colours work together to communicate. Option B refers only to sound, option C removes the essential act of seeing, and option D describes concealment rather than communication. Effective visual communication is generally clear, purposeful, and suited to its audience.

This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Visual Communication. Topic: Communication through images.