by nirlep on Tue Oct 29, 2019 4:07 pm
Hi Ganesh, Interesting question there once again. I'm ok with colored version for it is the closest formal representation of something living, growing, with it's own sense of order, not available to the brush or lense. Yes it is quite likely that Jackson Pollock would've drawn inspiration from things natural as the picture you posted. As abstractions his paintings might seem disorderly but up close none of them seems to violate canons of composition. The canvasses are balanced, one type of randomness evening out against another type in another part of the frame. In a way he recreates the living order of nature through impeccable composition of the random. Closer home Art of clutter for example in my opinion seems to work on the same lines. It is so engaging Ganesh, the buzz doesn't stop but my desk is shouting there's more work.
Thanks for keeping us all creatively engaged!
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