Created on 2024-02-06

The image shows a hand-drawn sketch, which appears to be a conceptual or abstract representation rather than a precise depiction. It has multiple irregular shapes resembling rudimentary and fragmented geometric figures like squares and triangles. Most of these shapes seem to be interconnected, forming a grid or a map-like structure. On the left side of the sketch, one of the shapes at the bottom is filled with a crisscross pattern, adding a textural contrast to the other outlined figures. The top of the image contains handwritten text. On the left, it reads, "Belmont Coordinate Image." On the right side, the text reads, "Unit of Amy," followed by a crossed-out line, and below that, "as carrier of subject meaning." The drawing is executed with dark lines, possibly ink, on a lighter, possibly off-white, background. The nature of the lines—varying in thickness, continuity, and precision—gives the image a sketchy, impromptu feel.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a hand-drawn sketch or diagram. It depicts a series of abstract, angular structures or shapes arranged in a loosely organized manner. There are several vertical lines, some of which are jagged or irregular in shape, and a grid-like pattern or mesh towards the bottom of the image. The overall impression is one of an abstract, somewhat chaotic or disorderly composition. There are no identifiable human figures or faces present in the image.