Created on 2024-02-07

The image appears to be a photograph of a handwritten page. It contains a rough sketch with a rectangle within a rectangle. Along with the sketch, there's handwriting throughout the image. At the top of the sketch are the words "Red 4" and "Orange" within the innermost rectangle, and to the right of the sketch, is the text "SEE2." Below the sketch, there is handwriting that reads: "No Esthetic in Structure Oscar Peterson and the Subject-Complex To See Completely is necessarily a denial of the common sense scientific Share-Time Nonus the sense of the noun called illusions as a 5^d Scheme which subscribes 4^d Time Space" The meaning is not immediately clear from the text, it is possibly some sort of personal note or an artistic conceptual idea.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a hand-drawn diagram with annotations. It shows a rectangular structure labeled "Red 4" and "Toruhe", with some additional scribbles and text below. The text reads "No Esthetic in Structure, Oscar Peterson and the Subject-complex" and goes on to discuss something related to "a denial of the Common Sense Scientific Share-Time Noting" and "the Sense of the Notion Called Illusions as a Shade which Sublimes 4th Time Space".

Created on 2024-12-02

The image depicts a handwritten note on a piece of paper, featuring a simple sketch of a rectangle with two smaller rectangles inside it. The note is written in blue ink and includes the text "No Esthetic in Structure Oscar Peterson and the Subject-Complex" and "To See Completely is necessarily a Denial of the Common Sense Scientific Share-Time Nouns The Sense of me Now called Illusions is a 5th Sense Which Subsumes 4th Time Space." The background of the paper is a light brown color, resembling aged paper. The overall atmosphere of the image suggests that it may be a personal note or sketchbook entry from an artist or writer, possibly related to their creative process or philosophical thoughts. The use of simple sketches and handwritten text gives the impression of a private and intimate document, rather than a formal or professional piece of work.