Lee Krasner

I don't think about anything but the originality.

I don't think about anything but the uniqueness.

I don't think about anything but the individuality.

I don't think about anything but the self-expression.

I don't think about anything but the freedom.

I don't think about anything but the liberation.

I don't think about anything but the rebellion.

I don't think about anything but the revolution.

I don't think about anything but the transformation.

I don't think about anything but the evolution.

I knew Jackson Pollock, and he was a great painter, but I was an artist before I met him and after he died.

Abstract painting is not about representing reality; it's about creating a new reality on the canvas.

I don't paint for the critics; I paint for myself.

The struggle in my work is to express emotion through color and form.

Being married to Jackson didn't define me; my art did.

I believe in the power of collage to bring disparate elements into harmony.

Art is a lifelong commitment, not a passing fancy.

Jackson's death was tragic, but it freed me to pursue my own vision without compromise.

I learned from Hans Hofmann that nature is the greatest teacher.

My paintings are like diaries of my inner turmoil.