High art in dust bunny country

Art imitates underpants strewn on young boy's bedroom floor

A dust bunnies lowly point-of-view makes the laundry lovely

At ground level dust bunnies are native to the accidental geography that defines domestic untidiness; the curves and convolutions of crumpled clothes draped across chair and floor, the gulches, crevasses, canyons and gullies in the folds of fallen or discarded towels or sheets, the caves of gaping socks.

Down here at floor level thoughtlessly discarded laundry takes on the contours of rolling hills with ravines and blind gullies.

Canyon folds
Deep within the convolutions of size M cotton t-shirt
Sheets on floor
Here are the cornices and crevasses of the high Alpine reaches of dust bunny country. Also, a sheet.
Group of 7 mountains
Mountains in the snow, 1929 by Lawren Harris

I've written more about how a dust bunny's POV transforms the mundane into the monumental here but it's all meant to serve as a briefing backgrounder on backgrounds for the animated dust bunny movie; what we used to call a concept or mood board just to convey the idea.
(I wrote to the Archer tv series producers and asked if I could show their painterly background art too. I got a stern 'no!' Pity, it's lovely.)
Next, death of a vacuum cleaner.