Im off tb, and off everything btw, due to some hardcore family stuffs.
But i did some calligraphy tho:

people comment on what they can relate to, or know how to comment on.
The fact that no one commented does not take away from your work.
it just means that no one on an internet, gaming based forum, where the average age is around 14/15, have no experience or no understanding of most physical art styles and probably dont speak the language its written in(which in your case is a fairly important aspect of your work, i guess.) knows how to comment or what to comment on.

doesnt help that the exhibition is a very personal thing which we cant really make suggestions on as you cant really go back and make changes.

as far as your work goes(without understanding what the words mean) is pretty decent, would make for a decent exhibition in the right circles.
Knowing you and the work you do in your local community, i can understand why youd go for an exhibition, although i cant really relate to it, as the scene over here isnt as prominent as where youre from and struggle to see it appealing to more than a very specific target market(again, i cant relate because the exposure here is not the same) and the graffiti based stuff that gets exposure usually, is very different

As usual though, i do have issues with your colour choices being very dull and monochromatic. and your choice of canvas. I couldnt really see those hanging in my home.
i do however specifically like the blend between the modern graffiti style and old Germanic type script on the last 5 pieces
and the shadeshape series, great colours, if all 3 arent sold as a full set, it would be a shame.

Any chance of getting some shots of the pieces in the exhibition venue? would like to get a bit of context, i think the setup and arrangement of your pieces is so important to a good exhibition
Overall, nice work on setting it up, props to you

Also, i deleted the other posts from the thread. useless posts are not tolerated, keep it about the art, i do not appreciate you losing your temper.