Compare And Contrast Blurriness And Jackson Pollock

Complexities of the Mind The world swims in front of his eyes. He falls to his knees, head in his hands, and eyes closed tightly. As his breathing quickens, he feels panic building in his chest. Suddenly, his head is calm, the panic has passed, and his vision is clear again. The blurriness in his vision was created purely by the power of his psyche. The mind has immense authority over an individual, and Jackson Pollock explores this idea in his work, Autumn Rhythm. Pollock portrays the power of the mind through his use of simple colors, chaotic design and the contrast these two elements create. Pollock exclusively uses simple, neutral colors in Autumn Rhythm. He relies purely on shades of black, white, and beige to create this work.