A research team has found the key to what they refer to as “hot streaks,” or periods of intense and successful artistic creativity, according to a report. The article highlights the fact that Jackson Pollock's time working on his drip paintings lasted for four years, during which he had both extraordinary productivity and artistic accomplishment.
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