Alex Price is a contemporary British painter based in London. His work distills natural forms and spaces into pared-back compositions that sit at the intersection of representation and materiality. His practice explores painting’s capacity to open up new ways of seeing and relating to the physical world and other realms of experience. In his most recent work, the natural world becomes a means to explore painted line and gesture, where observation, memory and imagination generate biomorphic forms that distort and unravel through the behaviour of paint. Rather than depicting nature, he reinterprets it as unstable, experimental and reflective of ecological uncertainty.