Created on 2024-11-16

This image depicts an open book with two black-and-white photos affixed to its pages. On the left page, there is a photograph of what appears to be a section of a factory or workshop showing stacked materials or components, possibly foam blocks or packaging elements. There's a scribble or mark across the top part of the photograph in what looks like black ink. On the right page, there is a photograph showing an industrial or lab setting with metallic cabinets, machinery, and parts of equipment visible. This setup could be part of a manufacturing process. Between the two photos and on the right page's margin, there is handwritten text which reads, "how does the maker make the gods?" This suggests a reflective or philosophical query, perhaps about the nature of creation or production, whether it's related to the content of the photographs or a more abstract concept. The paper and the photographs show signs of age or wear, as evidenced by discoloration and markings on the pages, indicating that the book could be old or well-used. There is also a distinct shadow where the book's spine is, and the pages exhibit some slight warping, suggesting the book may not lie entirely flat. Additionally, the top of the right page is dog-eared, indicating use or frequent reference to this part of the book.

Created on 2024-11-14

The image shows an open book or album containing two black and white photographs. The left page displays a room or interior space with various furnishings and equipment, including a bed frame with cables or wires attached. The right page shows a built-in cabinet or storage unit with multiple compartments. Below the second image, there is handwritten text that appears to say "New clors the river make the Gods?".