Notater. Peder Dyrskjøts beretning om faderens død. Uddrag fra "Borgervennen" 1799. 1933 - 1934

This is a page from a notebook by Niels Larsen Stevns. It's undated, but the handwritten quality makes it feel so immediate. The process seems very direct, unfiltered. Looking closely, you can see the ink is applied with a delicate but confident hand, the pen strokes forming letters that lean and curve with a rhythmic quality. The texture of the page, slightly aged, adds to the sense of intimacy, like a whispered secret. Notice how certain words are emphasized with a heavier line, while others fade into the background, like a visual echo of the narrative's emotional peaks and valleys. I love how the marks dance across the page, creating a sense of movement and energy, as if the words are alive and breathing. It makes me think of Cy Twombly's scrawled notations, or perhaps the raw honesty of a Basquiat drawing. Art is always in conversation, isn't it? It's not about fixed meanings, but about opening up possibilities.