Why "blank" you might ask? There are a number of possible explanations. One is that the artist has to have an open mind before work begins because what the artist conceives beforehand changes in the field or studio. Another is that the viewer always writes their own meanings onto what they see. The photographer is a guide, not a dictator of meaning. Still another explanation is that the blank may refer to an expletive that has been deleted. Hey, I get frustrated out there! Feel free to make up your own explanation. It's a creative process, this word.
I hope you enjoy the results of my work, and I look forward to hearing what you think about the images, which believe me, did not create themselves.