Jason Price is an oil painter whose work explores the blurred boundary between the natural world and human intervention. Drawing from imagined landscapes and abstract forms, his paintings challenge conventional perceptions of nature, suggesting that what we often accept as “natural” is, in fact, shaped—subtly or overtly—by human hands.

Originally trained in Graphic Design at Drexel University, Jason brings a sense of composition and visual structure to his painting practice. His work is rooted in a fascination with landscapes altered by human presence—whether through infrastructure, agriculture, or industry—rendering scenes that are both familiar and a bit surreal.