An androgynous fictional character born out of the sea of information that currently surrounds us, Price explores the personal disorientation of a generation that has grown up with mass culture and the omnipresent Internet. By probing the mechanisms at work in mainstream pop culture and the way that music is perceived today, Price plunges the audience into the depths of their own being. As if waking up from a hazy sleep, he acts quite like a child left to their own devices would, he confides in the invisible: his feelings, his fear, love and disillusion. The performance is like a secret you’re free to explore, an invitation into the intimate confidentiality of one who’s looking for something. Between his wandering around and his songs, his evolution within the space is both mental and physical; each item of clothing he puts on is another facet, like the different emotions that traverse his body and his songs. As the performer gradually becomes aware of the audience’s presence his manner of discourse and address evolve. He interrogates, accuses and shares while always ensuring the audience have absolute freedom of interpretation.