Brian Dettmer is an American artist who takes old books and turns them into beautiful works of art by cutting away selected parts to reveal layered images and text. I know when I was a child, I was told tons of times never defacing books. But I have to say, I was really impressed by this set of work. That is incredibly amazing.
1. This one is made by sticking several books together…New Books of Knowledge, 2009.

2. Standard Circle, 2009. Altered set of encyclopedias

3. Science in the Twentieth Century, 2009.

4.The Birge Colonial Book.

5. World Science, 2009.

6. The Ordeal of Civilization, 2007.

7. World Books, 2009 and its detail.


8. Webster New International Dictionary, 2007.

9 .Music of the World, 2009. and Complete Book of Ballets, 2009.

10. Full Set of Funk

For more incredible Sculptural Book Art, click here to visit author’s website.
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Incredible!
Edible!
these are absolutely amazing!
suh-weeet
now who would go and mess up a sequence like “incredible! Edible [EGG!]” huh!? geez. oh and this is awesome stuff right here, yes.
Hmmmm…very interesting. Beautiful. It would be nice to know the steps used to make more sense of the visual.
Wow they are amazing, thanks for sharing.
these are extraordinary! such detail
Wow, this is surreal. I don’t even have the words to describe it.
Wow they are amazing, thanks for sharing.
Awesome collection. I hope the books weren’t good ones .. lol
AMAZING!!!! i would love to be able to do stuff like this but wouldnt even know where to start
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