Born in London, Thomas J Price studied at the Chelsea College of Art and the Royal College of Art. He emerged as a significant voice in contemporary sculpture by focusing on the human figure, often utilizing traditional casting techniques to elevate anonymous subjects into the realm of monumental art.

Price’s practice encompasses sculpture, film, and photography, though he is best recognized for his bronze figures that blend realistic anatomy with composite features. His work frequently addresses themes of representation, challenging the historical exclusivity of public statuary by centering figures that reflect the diversity of contemporary society.

His work has gained significant institutional recognition, including public commissions such as his tribute to the Windrush generation in Hackney. Recent engagement includes his participation in the Mobile Art School project in Braemar, further extending his practice into community-focused educational initiatives.