I find Pollock's drip paintings exponentially more aesthetic, thoughtful, valuable, and beautiful than that statue, personally. That statue is a set piece in a

I find Pollock's drip paintings exponentially more aesthetic, thoughtful, valuable, and beautiful than that statue, personally. That statue is a set piece in a movie of that society's history and mythology; it's historically interesting and valuable, but has little pure artistic or aesthetic value, in my opinion. But all art taste is extremely subjective, so both of our views are completely valid.