Talking about Jackson Pollock to children means showing them a part of art history free from constraints. Literally free to move to create. The main exponent of Action Painting, Pollock represents the idea of ​​giving life to one's emotions in a completely unconventional way. He did it in the Forties and Fifties, first in New York and then in his countryside house, where he lived with his wife Lee Krasner with whom he shared a passion for art throughout his life. Dripping, the particular painting technique that gave life to some of the most loved and debated canvases in the history of art, also inspired many designers, from Dolce&Gabbana to Alexander McQueen. And in the little ones' wardrobe, it adds a playful touch that connects the child's imagination with the artistic reference.