Infinity Increaser

“At the origin of things we are faced with an infinite containing a mass of unexplained finites; an indivisible full of endless divisions, an immutable teeming with mutations and differentiations…”

A publication of loose pages folded together, unnumbered. Each page (printed on what appears to be stone paper) is divided in two: on the bottom, complete or interrupted sentences, quotes of essays, or definitions, ; on the middle of the page, verses (a monostich, a distich, or a tristich) (often containing quote marks or open parentheses) are accompanied by sketches or mechanical drawings.