Magic Hate Ball posted:

I like Pollock, but I don't really know why. His work is just kind of satisfying to look at, and same with a lot of other modern artists. There's never a clear indication of a) what I'm looking at and b) what exactly I'm meant to feel, so it sort of becomes a personal thing. I wish I could say more about it other than that I like what I like, but that seems like a legitimate thing to say anyways. I'd like to see a Pollock in person some day, or a Rothko or a Turrell, just to get the full experience.