Created on 2024-02-06

This image shows a handwritten note on a yellowish paper with a rough top edge, indicating it might have been torn from a notebook or pad. The writing is in black ink, somewhat cursive and easily legible. The writer begins with a topic heading "Today's subject is order" followed by some thoughts on the concept of order in elemental relations, which appear to pertain to artistic or creative processes. The note cites the sense of order and the concrete symbol, referencing abstract and universal as well as ideas of shapes, and aligns the essence of the theme with the notion presented by the artist Seurat regarding the use of dots. In addition to the text, there is a small, rough sketch or doodle at the beginning of the note, drawn within a square border; it seems to represent a conceptual or abstract composition. The exact text on the paper reads: "Today's subject is order Order of elemental relations The sense of order comes from the shurt chucked very legible But focus at in the concrete symbol The concrete Idea, which takes it out of the abstract universal Related to the same theme in variations Seurat's sense of the idea of Dots as a Theme Mine as a theme of 4 same relations Just that On the next one make it a bottle But the subject should be planned as a daily purpose"

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note or document. It contains text that discusses an order or arrangement, referring to "order of elementary relations" and "the sense of order comes through the short-checked by logic". There is also a sketch or diagram in the center of the page, which seems to depict a geometric or abstract composition. The text mentions this as a "repetition of the same theme in variation" and discusses ideas of shapes and forms. Overall, the image appears to be some kind of conceptual or analytical note or commentary, focusing on themes of order, relations, and abstract visual forms.

Created on 2024-12-02

The image depicts a piece of aged paper with handwritten notes and a sketch. The paper is a light brown color, with a torn edge on the right side. The text is written in black ink, with some words and phrases underlined or circled. The handwriting is cursive, but not easily legible. The text appears to be discussing the concept of order and its relationship to elemental relations, with references to the concrete symbol, universal, and idea of shapes. In the center of the page, there is a small sketch of a geometric shape, possibly a square or rectangle, with lines and shapes drawn inside it. The sketch is not detailed, but it adds visual interest to the page. Overall, the image suggests that the paper is an old note or sketchbook page from an artist or writer who was exploring ideas about order and creativity. The handwritten text and sketch provide insight into the person's thought process and creative expression.