P4CD by artist León Ferrari is an Ink, Letraset, and paper collage made in 1982. It measures approximately thirteen by almost eight inches, and is hung in portrait orientation, meaning its shortest side runs parallel to the floor. The composition of this ink and paper artwork is similar to a handwritten letter on unlined paper. Twelve rows of medium sized calligraphic lines in an array of symbols and letters fill the page. All are in black against a white paper surface, and are surrounded by narrow margins. With their dips, loops, and diagonal curves, these scratchy lines resemble letters but are in fact unintelligible. One’s written language of origin most likely dictates how this artwork is viewed, whether from left to right or right to left. Letters that we can recognize are scattered throughout this mysterious written language in a selection of fonts and sizes. However, they are facing various directions and are in different sizes, giving them an appearance of an enigmatic secret code rather than a text that someone could read. Sprinkled throughout the rows of enigmatic calligraphy are typographic symbols such as flowers, dice, a four-leaf clover, a spade, chess pieces, music notes, and a heart. These symbols tuck in tightly around their surrounding letters.