Noise becomes a message when it contains meaningful information or is perceived as significant by the receiver. When the receiver assigns a specific meaning or pattern to the random or unstructured noise, it gains relevance and transforms into a message. This can occur in various contexts, from communication theory to art and psychology. In communication, signals are distinguished from noise based on their information content and ability to convey intended meaning. However, in certain situations, previously unnoticed signals may emerge from what was formerly perceived as noise, effectively changing its status into a message.