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The Art of Clean Up

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German artist Ursus Werhli takes obsessive compulsive behavior to a whole new level by organizing various objects and situations in orderly ways. Below is a selection from his book, “The Art of Clean Up”.

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Written by Tamás Varga
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A sociologist and English major by degree, I've worked in the area of civil society & human rights and have been blogging in the fields of travel, nature & science for over 20 years.

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