arte abstracto

Akyles D. Bonet Santiago 

Jackson Pollock, seen as a pioneer of abstract art. the style is characterized, at least by its leading figures, in maturity as the art had, or I guess didn't have any true depth or central point of view. It's supposed to represent a type of freedom, but I don't see it. whenever I'm in a room with abstract art on its walls all I see and look for are the patterns made incidentally by the artist in their attempt to not make one (pattern) or a pattern made by the laws of physics that, if I find a pattern turn the supposed display of freedom to a horrifying reminder that all things are governed by something no matter how free they may perceive themselves to be. 

All the existential dread and edgy emo mentality aside I do like the type of abstract paintings that have to do with color being the main topic of inquiry and experimentation during the creation of the painting because I've no idea how one makes an inquiry into color with maturity through painting. once I'm done writing this last sentence I'll try and look it up. 

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