Simon Page makes drawings and paintings exploring themes of place, identity and landscape. Recent work has emerged from coming to terms with living in a post-pandemic, climate crisis era and the existential challenge that this new context presents. 

He won The Winsor and Newton Award at the New English Art Club's 2025 Annual Show. He was shortlisted for the 2023 and 2024 Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize, and longlisted for the 2024 Jackson Art Prize.

In 2025 his work has been on show in Wells Cathedral, as part of Wells Contemporary 2025, Snape Maltings, Suffolk; Waterside Arts, Sale, Manchester; Encounters Art Space, as part of the Brighton Festival, and Falmouth Art Gallery as part of the Trinity Buoy Wharf touring exhibition - full list: News and Exhibitions

In 2022 his work was exhibited at The Norwegian Church, Cardiff and at The National Maritime Museum Swansea as part of the exhibition celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Wales Coast Path, a collaboration between 10 artists and 10 poets.

His work is held in many private and corporate collections.

Born in 1962. He studied at Colchester Institute and Homerton College, Cambridge, graduating in 1985. After a year long art residency in a school in Devon, he took a career break to teach for 32 years, returning to life as a full-time artist in 2019. He lives and works in Suffolk, and is roaming far and wide.