Created on 2024-02-06

The image presented is of a sketched study or draft on a piece of brown paper with handwritten notes and black pen drawings. It has a mix of geometrical shapes, lines, and scribbles, multiple of which are roughly compartmentalized into sections by straight or broken lines. Among these shapes are what appear to be two crosses, numerous rectangles, a series of diagonal lines forming a larger triangle, and several smaller sketches that resemble network or mesh patterns. At the top left, the words "Coaching, Scale" are written followed by "on the" which is partially overlaid by a rectangle shape. Below this, slightly towards the center, "Coordinate center" is written. On the top right corner, the date "10/19/21" is written followed by the phrases "The Next" twice, each on a separate line. At the bottom of the page, there is a handwritten note that reads: "Only the Act of Coordinaton is the Most - Not what is Coordinated. And that is why the Cliché is always The Most Any thing Else na the Next." The word "is" in the last sentence is underlined. The word "Coordinaton" seems to be a misspelling of "Coordination," and "na" seems to be a shorthand or mistake for "than." The drawing exhibits a raw and spontaneous quality, suggestive of creative brainstorming or conceptual thinking, possibly related to themes of coordination, planning, or systems. The mention of "Cliché" might imply an exploration of commonly accepted ideas or practices. The artwork seems to explore the juxtaposition of the act of coordination versus the final outcome or the product of coordination.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a hand-drawn diagram or sketch on a yellow document. It contains various geometric shapes, lines, and symbols, as well as some handwritten text. The text mentions "Scale on the coordinate each", "The Next the Most", and "Gist the Act of E. Condiastrom", among other phrases. The overall impression is that of a conceptual or abstract diagram, potentially related to some kind of analysis or study, but without any identifiable human faces or individuals.