Created on 2024-02-06

This is a photograph of a hand-drawn image and handwritten note on a piece of brown paper. At the top, the date "10/1/47" is written, followed by the title "Super Elements," which is underlined. The note is divided into two parts: The first part reads: "which include the accrued elements without broadcasting them broadcastingly." The second part, written below a hand-drawn horizontal line, says: "As the Elements (having their origin in subject) are multiplied they create in their aggregate 'Super Elements' which are as real as these numberless, drawn. To see and define these Super Elements becomes the condition for the completion of the painting." The hand-drawn illustration roughly divides the paper into two sections. The left section features crude geometric shapes, resembling circular forms or orbits, and abstract patterns, such as wavy lines or marks. The right section depicts what appears to be a simplified room interior with a piece of art hanging on the far wall, indicated by a tiny square with a spiral design. The artist's handwriting is cursive, somewhat rushed, and uneven, with slight variations in size and inclination. The drawing is simplistic, executed with what appears to be a black pen or marker, suggesting the intention to communicate concepts rather than to create a polished illustration.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note or journal entry dated 10/1/47. The text discusses "Super Elements" and how these elements, when multiplied, create new "aggregates" or "Super Elements" that can be seen and defined. The note suggests that these "Super Elements" become the "conditions for the completion of the drawing". There are various diagrams, symbols, and lines drawn within the text, suggesting a discussion of mathematical or scientific concepts.