We return to the book in its original form, then, held in our hands to discover that the future of information and knowledge has always been right there on our shelves. It’s presented not as a nostalgic reference to the analog medium, but rather as a concrete necessity to univocally approach the organized content of a single creator with a coherent... See more

We have become archivists of the self, I thought, curators of a life half-lived. Each countless photograph of a wonder, of dinner, of a view, of our children, of the utter banality of our everyday lives, was not a memento, a way of remembering the things we did, but instead evidence of the poverty of our engagement with the present moment. We frame... See more

We appear to be both obsessive documenters of our experience, yet largely indifferent to or overwhelmed by the archives we create.