Created on 2024-02-06

This appears to be an image featuring a drawing with handwritten text. The drawing is an abstract line sketch, possibly representing some forms or structures with lines intersecting at different angles, reminiscent of an architectural or mechanical plan. There are some shaded areas as if to emphasize certain parts. The lines are not neat, they have more of a sketchy, impulsive feel to them. Below the drawing is handwritten text, which reads: "3279-2 The attachment to various subjects in general reference is a continuing thing. Only at that point where Art is seen as the subject of art momentum, does it cease to be a subject as an attachment and become Art in the clearest sense of that word." Overall, the style is both analytical, possibly exploring concepts about art and abstraction, and also artistic in the scribbled presentation of both drawing and text.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note or artwork containing abstract, geometric shapes and lines. The shapes and lines seem to be arranged in a somewhat chaotic or disorganized manner, creating a visually complex and abstract composition. The text below the drawing appears to provide some commentary or explanation about the "attachment to various subjects in general" being "a continuing thing" and how this "attachment ceases to be a report on this attachment and becomes for the clearest sense of material". The overall impression is one of a thoughtful, introspective exploration of the nature of human experience and attachment.