Created on 2024-02-06

The image contains two abstract, geometrical sketches labeled with Roman numerals I and II at the top portion of a page, under which there is a handwritten note. Both sketches seem to consist of a series of interconnected, irregular shapes and lines, resembling a fragmented or deconstructed space. Below the drawings, the handwritten note reads: "The Objective Definition of a System is actual only when it is universal. Not universal as understood understood, a system is unprecedented. The difference between I and II is unprecedented, not actual as change. other changes can be drawn, within universal and precedent. The Unprecedented element in the system is their formula constant, understood as a working surface of common sense. Experience not product. The note provides a somewhat philosophical or abstract concept regarding systems, their definitions, and the ideas of universality and unprecedented elements within them. The handwriting appears to be neat and mostly legible, and there is a number (1015504) accompanied by an initial "A" followed by a dash and a name or word starting with "C" written at the top right corner, perhaps indicating a reference code or author's identification.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a hand-drawn sketch or diagram consisting of two geometric shapes, labeled as "I" and "II". The shapes appear to be stylized or abstract representations, rather than realistic depictions. The text below the diagrams discusses a "Descriptive Deformation to a System" and mentions concepts like "Universal" and "Actual" changes, as well as the "Unpresentable Constant" being understood as a "Display Surface of Common Use". The overall impression is that this is an abstract, conceptual work exploring geometric and philosophical ideas.