Created on 2024-11-15

This image appears to be a monochrome art piece that features a series of squiggly, zigzag lines forming a horizontal pattern across the center of the composition. The background is a gradient of shades, ranging from lighter at the bottom to darker towards the top. There is text written on the image in what seems like a script font at different locations. The text at the top reads "émotion de peur," which translates from French as "emotion of fear." Below the zigzag line in the bottom half of the image, the text "emotion" is written on the left, followed by "émotion de peur" again in the center. At the very bottom of the image, there is an italicized inscription that seemingly provides context to the artwork. It reads: "Emotion of fear from shouting of the wood snakes, 1896." The artwork uses visual elements to convey a sense of unease or disturbance, suggested by the zigzag lines (perhaps representing sound waves or vibrations), and the text indicates that the emotion of fear arises from the sound of wood snakes. The year 1896 might indicate the time the piece was created or the event referenced. Overall, the image mixes visual representation with textual elements to evoke a specific emotional response related to fear.

Created on 2024-11-14

The image appears to be a black and white photograph that depicts a wavy pattern of lines, resembling a seismograph or an EKG readout. The lines undulate across the frame, with a caption at the bottom that reads "emotion de peur" which translates to "emotion of fear" in English. Below the caption, there is additional text that reads "Emotion of fear from shooting of the soul's monsters, 1896". The image has an abstract, almost ominous quality, conveying a sense of tension or fear through the visual representation of emotion.