Why can personal style in art be called a visual language?

Because the artist repeatedly gives meaning through specific forms, colors, and composition

The governing concept is that visual choices can communicate like the words and patterns of a language. An artist may repeatedly use particular lines, shapes, colours, textures, perspectives, symbols, or arrangements. Over time, these choices form a recognisable style that reveals the artist’s identity, attitude, interests, and way of seeing. Option A is correct because repeated formal decisions carry meaning and help the viewer recognise an individual visual voice. Option B is too narrow: a signature identifies a name, whereas style includes the whole manner of making. Option C is false because style affects interpretation. Option D is false because artists and traditions use distinct visual approaches rather than one identical style.

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