Autumn Rhythm, Jackson Pollock. Jackson Pollock Explained.
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With its composition spanning the entire surface of a dizzying canvas of black, brown and white enamel paint, Autumn Rhythm is an iconic drip painting. To create this work, Jackson Pollock spread a large unrolled canvas on the floor of his studio. He then carefully poured, dripped, and splashed the paint onto the four edges of the canvas. Pollock stated, "When I paint, I am not conscious of what I am doing. I don't really realize what I've done until after a certain amount of time of familiarization. Since the painting has a life of its own, I am not afraid to change it, destroy it, etc. I try to give it a new life. I'm trying to give it space to breathe." Clearly more active than most painters, Pollock's unique performative style reflects his spontaneity and engagement in a dialogue with his materials. Pollock's ability to respond to new lines and shapes that emerge during the painting process is a testament to these qualities. Pollock's processes of control and decision making during the painting process create a tension with this reading. Many scholars use his work as a metaphor for the unconscious. The central concept of action painting is this back and forth between the painter and the painting.

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