Created on 2024-02-06

You are looking at an image composed of a single sheet of paper with handwritten text and several rough sketches in black ink. The paper has a yellowish tone and there's a lighter yellow smudge below the sketches. The text and diagrams appear to be related to a concept or a work titled "TOO MOONS". At the top left, "12.16.21" might refer to a date, and next to it is "SIZE: SEQUENCE OF STIMULTANEOUSLY [kinaesthetically] ACCURATE." Below, the text explains that this can be created selectively in certain cases as a switch. It further describes the sequence as two sets of scenes or units seen as a "Simple Shape - NOT as a Path-Direction in a certain Right-away & against a Bad one." The sketches include several rectangular frames with different designs inside each of them, suggesting various stages or components of a concept. The drawing in the top left sketch appears to show a warped grid or shape, and the one to the right has a more structured form with what might be perceived as two moons and a square within a frame. The bottom sketch looks like a perspective drawing of a long, narrow plane or pathway leading towards a vanishing point. On the top, the words "TOO MOONS" are also written, reinforcing that the sketched ideas are likely related to this title. The handwritten nature and rough sketches give the impression of a work in progress, brainstorming, or conceptual planning stage.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten document or sketch titled "Too Moons" dated 12.12.21. It contains various abstract and geometric shapes, lines, and symbols, as well as some handwritten notes. The notes mention something about "the shape of the object" and how it can be treated ideologically in certain cases as a "simple shape - not as a path-direction in a certain right-way as against a bad one." The overall impression is of a conceptual or artistic work exploring ideas through visual elements and language.