Created on 2024-02-07

The image you've provided is a white sheet of paper with handwritten text and some simple line drawings. The text is written in a cursive, somewhat hurried, black ink handwriting and is somewhat philosophical or conceptual about art and perception. It's a bit challenging to read, but the visible part says: "The color-balance continuum, figure does not have to be arrived at by the same path as the already completed line drawing." Below that, there is a simplistic line drawing of a tall rectangular shape that resembles a minimalist human figure or part of a figure without a head and limbs barely suggested. Next, there's more text that reads: "The impulse to color as meaningless except as a figure — color as a relation of sight position." Beneath the text, two smaller lines are drawn, which could represent a platform or base. The image reflects a contemplative approach to art, considering the relationship between color and form and how they are perceived visually.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note or diagram discussing the "Celo-balance continuously figure". It mentions that the figure does not have to be drawn at the same path as the already completed line drawing. The note also states that the "impulse to color is meaningless except as a means", and that color is a relation of "sight-positions". The image contains primarily text and a simple line drawing, without any human faces or identifiable individuals.