Otherworldly Perspectives

 See the thing with Pollock is that the man had many critiques. Throughout his journey there was constant questioning among his creations but you must remember that this man wanted to be unique unlike everyone else. There are many individuals who think it's simply a mess, yet others think it's a masterpiece. Some individuals need a reality check but that's what I'm here for.

The thing with Pollock's creation is that to the blind eye it doesn't seem like much, but if you have an open mind, there are endless possibilities. I believe that he created these paintings to give way to an almost otherworldly like type of mentality. To express creativity and endless possibilities as to what one is capable of achieving despite the limitations they might confront. It's not only that, but the way in which we can accomplish such matters as well. For example, you are sitting under a mango tree, two mangos fall at once, how will you catch it? Will you use both hands to catch it or use your shirt to make a basket? It's all open to interpretation.

Another matter of importance. I mention open mindedness, but do you really understand what I am dishing out? The manner in which the man paints is reliant on physics. Yes he meticulously paints the canvas brush stroke by brush stroke, but he could simply dump the whole paint bucket on the canvas could he not? Exactly, the point is that he utilizes every concept imaginable to beautifully complicate the process and result of the end piece. We can apply such acts as architects as well by finding new ways to implement designs with others otherwise thought to be impossible, and that is why the piece is unique and basically impossible to replicate. The only thing I would have to agree with is including a price on something everyone can make in their own way.

In conclusion, do I like the creativity and open mindedness in the creation of such pieces? Yes, should you though? To a degree. We can all individually agree as people that any form of effort put into something should be respected by all since we share a beloved connection of knowing what it's like to work on something whether it's passionate or not. That is what gives it value to someone. I think the most important thing Pollock was trying to tell everyone is to be open minded towards everything. Before you know it, you might start seeing something you otherwise couldn't.