“Eyes in the heat”

by Jackson Pollock, 1946

Oil and enamel on canvas, part of Sounds in the Grass, a series of seven canvases 

Guggenheim musem, Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice

Pollock no longer applies paint with a brush, but squeezes pigment onto the canvas directly from the tube, pushing and smearing it with blunt instruments to create a thick, textured crust. More info about artwork and painter find here