"Unspoken" explores the narratives that exist profoundly within spaces yet remain unarticulated - forgotten architectures, silent histories, and the wordless dialogue between humanity and nature. This is not merely about restoration, but about listening - listening to the cracks in the walls, to nature's encroachment, to stories sealed by time. Through establishing support systems, redefining circulation routes, and creating transparent laboratory spaces, Chen uses the building itself as a medium, connecting past and future, academic research and public experience, constructed form and organic growth.

In "Unspoken," silence is not absence, but a deeper mode of presence. The exhibition invites visitors into these reactivated spaces to experience the emotions, memories, and possibilities that require no words to be conveyed.