Ursus Wehrli’s The Art of Clean Up


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  • http://superburbs.blogspot.com Super Burbs

    I.love.this.

  • Erin Kelly

    This is so awesome, I’m definitely going to check this out. Great article

  • monky

    i didnt know Monk was an artist now

  • Allenderico

    This is someone with a LOT of free time!

  • G33kGiRL97

    omg im ocd and this is something i do at my house but not as extrem i love this

  • http://twitter.com/infaduated infaduated

    Very neat.

  • gerber

    Fantastic! A new use for my OCD!

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  • http://krissykreates.blogspot.com/ Krissy Rock

    so cool!  i love this (and so does my OCD)

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  • Chris

    hahah great, amazing colors

  • http://www.latelierdezebulon.com/ Zébulon

    TOP TOP TOP… I like it !!! Merci pour toutes ces trouvailles toujours un peu magiques ;)

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Organizational skills aren’t usually something you look for in an artist, but in Ursus Wehrli‘s case, they’re definitely something of value. Famous for his “Tidying Up Art” books, which deliver deconstructions of the works of Van Gogh, Botticelli, Pollock, and many other masters, the Swiss artist and comedian is pushing his visual manifesto for a more organized and categorized take on art.

His upcoming book, “The Art of Clean Up”, brings this concept a little closer to home, with Ursus sorting out things we encounter in everyday life—alphabet soup, a sandbox, a parking lot—according to color, size, and shape.

A bit compulsive, yes. But definitely a neat sight to see.

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