Created on 2024-02-06

This image features a small drawing at the top and handwritten text. The drawing appears to be a rough sketch in black ink, showing an abstract composition of geometric shapes, patterns, and possibly a stair-like form to the left. Below the drawing, the handwritten text is in English, written in cursive with a pen. The image has a warm-colored background, likely an aged or discolored paper. The text is difficult to discern because of the cursive handwriting, but here's a partial transcribing attempt: "What constitutes Satisfaction in the process of drawing In the correspondence of the C. with the reality of the constant percent Not any Rightness or Wrongness in the Order & the Elements But the percent & them; as Given, as Contrivance; as Control; means power to change [...] Respect than Visual, Pathotic rather readily, in any direction dictated by the Shape of the Constant Percent." The writing on the page may be discussing philosophical or conceptual ideas about the drawing process, perhaps related to the artist's personal insights or artistic theory. The numbers "91851" are written at the top right corner, which could indicate a date, a reference number, or another form of categorization.

Created on 2024-03-30

This image appears to be a handwritten text with a simple geometric sketch. The text discusses what constitutes satisfaction in the "process of drawing" and mentions the correspondence with the "reality of the Constant Percept". It also mentions that there are no "Rightness or Wrongness in the Order of the Elements", but rather the "Percept of them" as given, as controllable. The text seems to explore some conceptual ideas related to the artistic process and the nature of perception.