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Waste not, want not (wu jin qi yong)

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MOMA is having an voyeuristic art exhibition displaying a lifetime of items hoarded by those who love to collect.

Chinese artist Song Dong organized and displayed every item from his mother’s home, including numerous television sets, toothpaste tubes, plastic bottles, cardboard boxes, and shoes.

Via Apartment Therapy

My feeling? It makes me want to just go through and clean my whole apartment and PURGE…..

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One Response to “Waste not, want not (wu jin qi yong)”


  1. Annienygma
    on May 2nd, 2010
    @ 3:31 AM

    I second that emotion! Seeing all of that stuff makes me want to toss a few things too!

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