The image is a photograph of a piece of paper with text written on it. The text reads "Mound - Allison Schulnik" and is written in black ink. Below the text, there is a list of questions and answers related to the artist's work. 

The questions are:

- While the paintings and sculptures of artist Allison Schultz are single commemorative moments, the film Mound is a vast celebration of the moving painting. It is a macabre wandering with subjects choreographed in emotional gesture and movement. The line is blurred between the material elements of art-making and the physicality of ballet and theater.
- Created solely by the artist and featuring more than 100 hand-sculpted and sewn puppets, the labor-intensive piece took nearly eight months, at times requiring two days to create a single frame.

There is also a note on the right side of the image that reads "Do you want to do so? No, I need to do the cycle of the cycle. It's raining today, gracefully lent by legendary singer-songwriter Scott Walker. Originally released in 1969, the moody melodramatic song perfectly reflects the simultaneous solidarity and isolation in her world of "rejects."

At the bottom of the paper, there are two bullet points that explain the importance of the work and the impact it has had on the artist.