Created on 2024-02-07

This image appears to be a page with both handwritten text and a simple sketch at the top. The top of the page has a number "921478" written twice, once near the right edge and once near the left edge. The sketch appears to be a rough outline of three figures seated next to each other, with a line that could represent a couch or bench underneath them. The figures are not detailed, consisting of basic shapes and lines. Below the sketch, handwritten text reads as follows: "What the artist responds to in a given subject, to a degree never before possible before the 19th century, is precisely, pure of his responses to what he has already drawn at any moment. The synthesis of becoming a Neutral Subject and any imaginative hapresentation or a visual related as against senses." (Note: The word "hapresentation" in the text may be a misspelling or an attempt at a different word, as "hapresentation" does not appear to be an established English word. Similarly, "against" may potentially be a different word, the handwriting is not entirely clear.)

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a sketch or drawing depicting a group of abstract human figures. The figures are stylized and not realistically drawn, with various shapes and forms representing the human form. The text below the image provides a commentary on the artist's approach, noting that the drawing reflects the artist's responses to a given subject in a way that is "true to his responses" and equally valid as a more realistic depiction. The text also mentions the concept of the "C. Art concept" and how the drawing becomes a "neutral subject" allowing for imaginative interpretation. Overall, the image and accompanying text seem to discuss artistic expression and the validity of abstract or non-representational approaches to art.