Jake Paul White is a British artist based in London whose practice explores the relationship between land, memory, and transformation. Working with earth-derived pigments, plant-based dyes, and natural materials, he creates process-driven paintings shaped by time, environment, and material interaction.

Rooted in a deep engagement with place, his works draw directly from the landscapes he inhabits, with each material carrying traces of ecological and cultural histories. Through staining, soaking, pouring, and layering, his compositions evolve organically, embracing impermanence and subtle change. Irregular textures and tonal shifts are central to his visual language, reflecting a sensitivity to fragility, sustainability, and the beauty of the imperfect. His paintings invite a slower, more contemplative way of looking, where transformation is continuous and quietly unfolding.