Languages of Faith: Religious art does more than represent belief. Through words, images, sound, materials and ritual use, objects can shape how faith is understood, practiced and experienced. This exhibition explores the languages of faith: the visual, written, spoken and heard forms through which religious ideas are shared. It considers how these forms can inspire devotion, reflection, protection or action. The objects on display are not passive illustrations. They have agency: through their form, materials, use and the meanings attached to them, they can influence those who make, carry, worship with or encounter them. Many are intimate objects, held close to the body or used in private acts of faith. The viewing booths invite you to pause, look closely and reflect on the relationships these objects create between people, belief and the unseen. Although many works in this exhibition are historical, the languages of faith continue to change and endure. As you explore, consider how religious art still communicates identity, authority and devotion in the modern world.