Created on 2024-02-06

The image appears to be a photograph of a piece of paper with a drawing and handwritten notes. The paper is a tan or light brown color, and the drawing and text are in a dark color, like black or dark brown. The drawing is a composition of various abstract shapes and forms that are interconnected. There are rectangles, circles, patterns that resemble woven textures, and repeated motifs that look like letters or symbols. Some recognizable elements include the word "LIGAT" in one of the rectangles, a pair of circles within another rectangle that suggest a rudimentary face or machine, and the number "20". Below the drawing is a handwritten note, which reads as follows: "The role of Subject-Function in Drawing is a limiting condition in each Relation. I structure myself as determinant in the lord $ and [illegible] as he Mediation by Rationale Methods. The satisfaction and Absolute Content as the Substance, I. [2 or Z] means nothing to us. The S-F is seen as real and to us comes directly + the performance indicates Cannot accept the sanction willingly + swift. The Logic of Presentation Being is the Metabolism of Content by Drawing, of the Constant Relation. As Absolute Rational Security Image. Control of Subject-Complex is the Content not its subjection to Order." The handwriting is scribbled and appears to be a mix of cursive and printed letters. Some words are hyphenated, and there are mathematical symbols like the dollar sign "$" used in a possibly metaphoric context. Overall, the image suggests that it might be a piece of conceptual or philosophical art, combining abstract visuals with reflective text on the nature of drawing, subjectivity, and control in art or in a broader conceptual space.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note or drawing with various geometric shapes, symbols, and text. The text discusses the "role of subject-function in drawing" and mentions concepts related to "Metalivism" and "Rational Security" without identifying any specific individuals. The drawing seems to be exploring abstract ideas and relationships through a visual medium.