First, repetition seems to be happening all around due to the amount of lines the painter is using. Pollock seems to be using the same color at different places of the framework. I may not even know how many times there seems to be a gray line, but there is sure a lot of gray lines. Also repetition consists of rhythm, harmony, and variation. White Light has rhythm because of the repetition of lines. It has harmony because of the mixture of all colors and also distinguishing other colors which also creates dissonance. I think that it also has variation because all the lines go in different directions and not all lines are the same. Second, Pollock’s work piece seems to unify all together. It seems to be closed compositions instead of a open composition because the eye can wander all around the frame but it will never make the viewer look around its surrounding, but instead at the
First, repetition seems to be happening all around due to the amount of lines the painter is using. Pollock seems to be using the same color at different places of the framework. I may not even know how many times there seems to be a gray line, but there is sure a lot of gray lines. Also repetition consists of rhythm, harmony, and variation. White Light has rhythm because of the repetition of lines. It has harmony because of the mixture of all colors and also distinguishing other colors which also creates dissonance. I think that it also has variation because all the lines go in different directions and not all lines are the same. Second, Pollock’s work piece seems to unify all together. It seems to be closed compositions instead of a open composition because the eye can wander all around the frame but it will never make the viewer look around its surrounding, but instead at the