Book Surgeon By Brian Dettmer

Dettmer’s work has gained International acclaim through internet bloggers, and traditional media. His bibliography includes The New York Times, Modern Painters, Wired Magazine, The Village Voice, Vogue Italia, Harper’s, Time Out, Chicago Tribune, The San Francisco Chronicle, and National Public Radio among several others.
Statement
The age of information in physical form is waning. As intangible routes thrive with quicker fluidity, material and history are being lost, slipping and eroding into the ether. Newer media swiftly flips forms, unrestricted by the weight of material and the responsibility of history. In the tangible world we are left with a frozen material but in the intangible world we may be left with nothing. History is lost as formats change from physical stability to digital distress.