Adi Toch is adept at incorporating interactive languages such as sound and image into her creations, and creating a unique visual language of metal through craft techniques such as forging and colouring. In Adi Toch's work, objects become a medium to harmonise the relationship between people and their environment. The expression of historical and cultural themes in a contemporary context is also an important subject for Adi Toch to explore, focusing on elements that resonate with history. Unlike traditional symbols that are copied or pieced together, Adi Tok's works present history and reality in a more subtle and implicit way, setting the stage for the meeting of tradition and modernity, history and the present through metal art.

The lecture is divided into two parts, the first part of which is an explanation of the source and expression of her delicate feelings towards metal through the analysis of her work, and the second part of which focuses on the Anatolian Gold Can project commissioned by the Gilbert Art Trust.