ウルスス・ウェールリが 芸術を綺麗に整理整頓するというアイデアを　面白おかしく紹介します。現代美術の作品を その要素レベルまで解体し、色や形に沿ってアレンジするといった方法を用いています。

ウルスス・ウェールリ「アートの整頓」

Tidying up art reimagines famous paintings by deconstructing them into neatly arranged shapes, colors, and components. This playful approach transforms a chaotic Jackson Pollock into cans of sorted paint and reveals overlooked patterns in works by Miró, Klee, and Haring. Even a cluttered Bruegel scene gets emptied of its villagers, stacked side by side, demonstrating how order can reshape meaning. The result is both a critique and a celebration of art’s messiness and our human longing for structure.

Bringing Swiss Order to the Chaos of Modern Art

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