Kappa_Neuro/Dripping Art

Dripping art, also known as drip painting or action painting, is a style of abstract expressionism associated with artists such as Jackson Pollock. This style emerged in the mid-20th century and is characterized by the spontaneous and gestural application of paint onto a canvas. Instead of using traditional brushes, artists would often use various tools or even pour, drip, or fling paint onto the canvas. Dripping art emphasizes the physicality and movement of the artist, with the process of creating the artwork becoming as important as the final result. The dripping and splattering of paint on

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