Created on 2024-02-06

This image shows a page with handwritten text and a rough line drawing. The text is numbered "3" at the top and appears to be part of a written statement or discussion. The passage reads: "With the C. concept the question of subject ceases to exist. Whatever it may be, it is accepted without regard to the interest that is accepted in it, and just drawn in the C. Method in the knowledge that its original interest is exhaust as art." Below the text is a simple, abstract line drawing that seems to represent shapes or forms in space. The drawing includes geometric shapes like rectangles and a curved form that resembles a fragmented or abstract figure. There are staining marks on the paper indicating age or handling.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note or document discussing the "question of subject causes to exist" and the "original interest" of something that is described as "explicit as art." The note references "the knowledge that its original interest is explicit as art" and includes a simple line drawing or sketch, though the content and meaning of the drawing are not immediately clear from the image alone.

Created on 2024-12-02

The image presents a handwritten note on aged paper, featuring a sketch of an abstract design. * The note is written in cursive and reads: "With me I concept the question of subject ceases to exist. Whatever it may be, it is accepted without regard to the interest that accepted it, and is drawn in me. Method in me knowledge that its original interest is as Art." * The note is written in brown ink and appears to be on aged paper with a yellowish hue and brown spots. * The sketch is located below the note and consists of a series of geometric shapes, including rectangles, triangles, and circles, arranged in a seemingly random pattern. * The overall effect of the image is one of creativity and experimentation, suggesting that the author is exploring new ideas and techniques in their work. In summary, the image showcases a handwritten note and accompanying sketch that demonstrate the author's creative process and experimentation with abstract design.