Seth PRICE
“Inner Storm”

Seth Price is an American contemporary artist known for his conceptually driven, multidisciplinary practice spanning video, music, sculpture and writing. His work explores circulation, media systems and the production of images and meaning in contemporary culture. Price has exhibited widely at major international institutions and is also recognized for his influential essays on art and distribution.

Music has long been central to Price’s practice. Beginning in 1994 with a 4-track recorder, his approach was rooted in experimentation, using field recordings, found sounds, feedback and tape loops. For over a decade, music functioned as both an experimental laboratory and an undercurrent to his film and video work. “It was really the emotional soundtrack to my life.”

That sensibility returns here with renewed focus. Inner Storm is rooted in a deeply personal moment and unfolds as an intense document, charged with immediacy. The album comprises four pieces built from single-pass improvisations using a replica of an early synthesizer, requiring real-time manual control. A constant LFO pulse acts as an internal rhythm, unifying the compositions. Effects pedals are adjusted on the fly, making each moment of sound inseparable from the act of its creation. More than a return to music, Inner Storm reaffirms its role within Price’s broader practice: a space where process, emotion and time converge.