Gökçe Elif Göbüt

Unknot explores the right to produce knowledge and how knowledge is created, categorized, translated, and shared. It proposes a speculative playground built from a synthesized language combining knot theory, Anatolian hieroglyphs, and equivalence notations, forming a cognitive space that stretches information between legibility and illegibility. Rather than aiming for faithful translation or static information transfer, the work focuses on what is lost in transmission, the gaps, residues, and uncertainties, generated as knowledge moves between bodies and systems. It imagines a custom interface where translation and transmission occurs through breath, inviting embodied engagement with incompleteness.