The piece centers on Lee Krasner’s complex relationship with her recognition as an artist, often overshadowed by her husband, Jackson Pollock. Krasner acknowledges the significance of his acceptance but also reveals how “his ego was so big” that he failed to truly see her. Jackson Always Treated Me Like An Artist reflects on how societal and cultural expectations, left unexamined, can limit and confine us. Created with the Processing p5.js editor.