What strange time we live in. Their is an abundance of knowledge but little way of discerning truth and so we turn back to carving stone as it were.

Chinese-American artist Xiaoze Xie has spent decades making porcelain facsimiles of banned books — capturing the worn spines, dog-eared pages, and library stamps of volumes that have been suppressed or censored. The work transforms ephemeral acts of erasure into permanent ceramic objects, giving forbidden texts a kind of indestructible afterlife. Source: This Is Colossal