"I am a sculptor who works in concrete, steel and stone. Drawing upon a background in ceramics, I am developing a sculptural grammar to express strong, three-dimensional abstract shapes. Simple in form, stone-like in appearance, the pieces command the space surrounding them."

"My paintings are a series of explorations in materials and the painting process, utilizing media such as resin, shellac, stains, and mylar, in addition to paint. My work always begins with a basic drawing, then a liberal and non-objective application of base materials."

Paul Price's versatile concepts in furniture design put a new spin on the term "functional art." His modern style merges the fine craftmanship of wood working with the industrial look of metal. The outcome is beautiful sculpture in form of a altar, stool, and table.

In my paintings, I have tried to explore the conflict between the beauty and utility of the local agricultural landscape. I also try to express the emotion and mood of the landscape or how my personal memories effect my perception of the landscape.