Pollock showed enthusiasm for writing poetry when he was young. His first works were influenced by mysticism at that time and were regarded as the representative figures of symbolic poetry by local people. Brock's poetry collection "Beautiful Poetry Grass" is a representative work symbolizing his success.
With the revolution of 1905, Pollock's creative style was closer to the social life at that time. His works, such as Man Han, Russia and Hours of Night, all express Brock's feelings about real life and his love for the motherland.
After the October Revolution, Pollock began to engage in cultural propaganda. In the book Intellectuals and Revolution, he called on everyone to dedicate their body, mind and all their energy to the country. Because Pollock was deeply rooted in the hearts of the people at that time, we could see that a brand-new country was about to appear in front of the world.
Pollock's masterpiece Twelve Poems describes the October Revolution at that time and occupies a considerable position in the history of Soviet poetry. Pollock's poems are very rigorous in writing skills, and even if there is symbolism, their taste is very noble.
In addition, Pollock once wrote Barbarians, which expressed Pollock's concern for the country and his dislike of capitalism now. Pollock devoted himself to literature all his life and contributed to the cultural work of the country in his later years. He even participated in the publication of the "World Literature Series" founded by Gorky.
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Jackson Pollock (born in Gary, Indiana, USA,191265438+128) is an influential American artist and the main force of the abstract expressionism movement.
His name was also translated into Jackson Pollack, and he won this honor with his huge painting "Falling Color" (such as 1, 1948).
He interpreted the theme of his work as the action of painting itself. There is no initial sketch in his creation, only a series of impromptu actions to complete his work. He dipped a stick or pen tip into a jar usually filled with enamel and aluminum paint, then dripped or tossed the paint on the canvas nailed to the ground, and painted from all sides of the canvas by intuition and experience.
These patterns left on the canvas, which are composed of criss-crossing pigments, have exciting vitality, recording his direct body movements when painting, and the audience can share their experience in creating these color marks.
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