Jackson Pollock sometimes used broken glass in his drip paintings.


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Jackson Pollock was known for his unique drip painting technique, wherein he would splatter paint on large canvases laid on the floor. To add texture and depth, he occasionally incorporated unconventional materials like broken glass into his artworks. His unorthodox methods challenged traditional art practices and made him a pivotal figure in the Abstract Expressionism movement.

Source: tate.org.uk