As a child, I’d take my tube (none of this hexagonal prism nonsense for me!) of Smarties, and sit on the carpet, happily making bar charts out of the Smarties in order of colour. Perhaps I was an odd child. Or perhaps it was my love of stats coming out at an early age. (No, I was odd.)
These images are part of a book by Swiss artist Ursus Wehrli called The Art of Clean Up, one in a series of books along the same themes*.
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Love these pictures, especially the fruit bowl one. I would do similar things as a child and loved order and grouping things together. I used to refuse to eat “mixed food” as would want to eat everything on my plate separately…glad I don’t do that anymore! x
oooh stuff that is organised properly! my favourite kind of stuff!
Thank you for pleasing my little obsessive organiser heart!
Organisation makes me feel calm. I still do the Smarties thing at the age of 28.
LOVE that soup picture. Must admit I used to organise my alphabites, then devour them.
xx
These are super cool.
Helen, X
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