An individual exists as a single entity and constitutes another entity, the community, through coordination with other individuals. Within a formed society where many individuals share emotional and material codes, individuals who share one object struggle and desire. They share the same symbol but inevitably happen to meet more desires through stronger symbols, according to hierarchy and power.

When a group treats an individual as a genus, the individual experiences a sense of loss. Within a structure that is immobilised even before an individual belongs to society by volition, one individual and another individual, the individuality and the universality, the selfishness and the altruism, the disconnection and the communication coexist. The way to understand the structure of these values and agendas the way is a study that involves conversation.

The Project ‘Dialog’ reveals the confusion of a society inhabited by individuals and individuals living in a disarrayed society. It shows the transitional period until the communication, focusing on the solitude of the individual, attempts to communicate and disconnection, and the language that is its medium and the beginning. Dialogue and communication based on this tool have the power to bring the transformation of social structure, starting with the change in the relationship between individuals. Social dialogue becomes a movement, a politics, and a system.

Conversations with this tool should not be convenient and simple. It is the way of reaching the centre of the problem to communicate, leaving undefined individuals and the complex relationships.