Pollock

Pollock refers to the American painter Jackson Pollock, renowned for his distinctive style of abstract expressionism. He developed a technique called "drip painting," where he poured or splattered paint onto large canvases laid on the ground, creating dynamic, intricate patterns. His work emphasizes movement, spontaneity, and the physical act of painting, aiming to convey emotion and energy rather than representational images. Pollock's innovative approach revolutionized modern art, encouraging viewers to interpret his works through personal perception and emotional response.