About the Artist
Annette Price
Annette Price
I'm an abstract artist who loves creating colourful paintings inspired by a love of wild spaces and nature. I get excited when others enjoy my work and am always looking for new ways to incorporate found objects from the landscape into my paintings. Colour is important to my work and I love working with pallet knives and mixed-media. I believe that art should be accessible to everyone and I hope that my work brings joy to those who see it.
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Current Practice
My current practice is exploring beauty and expression through abstract art, which is the work you see on this website.
I work with digital media to create images that can be printed in any size from small to 3 meter wide canvases and fine art prints and am keen to work with interior designers to compliment thier design projects and schemes. My work is increasingly moving towards mixed media painting on canvas.
Location
I am based in central London, UK.
Parallax Art Fair (London) 2022
Spitalfields Arts Market (London) 2022
Professional membership of the Society for All Artists (SAA)
Membership of a-n The Artists Information Company(SAA)
BACKGROUND
My biggest illustration was a 22 x 9 foot painting on canvas that was used as a backdrop in a car advert.
Although I loved illustration, after a couple of years I turned to my other creative love - Photography - and worked as a professional editorial photographer for many years. I specialised in photographing the beauty of the natural world, in particular, water; rivers and caves, in the UK and abroad. My experiences as a photographer now inspire and influence my abstract painting.
My photographic work has been published in a range of publications including the Daily Mail, Daily Telegraph, Land Rover Owner International, the Times, BBC Focus magazine etc., and featured in a number of photographic publications.
‘The River Within’ was a photographic exploration of the River Thames from the perspective of a little kayak. Some of the work was exhibited at the Riverside Gallery in London, 2019.
