About the Artist

Born in Perry, Georgia and raised on St. Simons Island, Eliza Price has always gravitated toward spaces, landscapes, and moments that feel both familiar and quietly electric. She studied Interior Design at the University of Georgia, earning her Bachelor of Fine Arts and a Certificate in Entrepreneurship. A semester in Cortona, Italy further shaped her artistic vocabulary, sharpening her eye for color, composition, and the emotional temperature of a space.

Eliza launched her gamebird series during her senior year at UGA, but her practice has since expanded well beyond a single subject or medium. Today, her work reflects a wider rhythm—one influenced by travel, personal chapters, and the evolving way she experiences beauty. Her recent collections range from botanical-inspired oil pastels to her newest obsession: marbling, where she blends fluid movement with intentional design.

While her mediums shift, her artistic philosophy stays consistent. As she puts it, “I love the idea of juxtaposing a traditional subject with abstraction through the playful use of color and pattern. The way that varying combinations of these elements can alter the personality of a work makes me giddy each time I sit down to paint.”

Now residing in Charlotte, North Carolina, Eliza works as an associate designer for Barrie Benson and continues to build a body of work that balances tradition with a fresh, expressive twist—always chasing the next unexpected combination that feels unmistakably her.