Sean Ross is a photographer from Toronto. His work explores themes of identity, displacement and material culture through landscape, still life, and portraiture. His landscape photography focuses on urban spaces that evoke a sense of nostalgia firmly rooted in the present. In cities and neighbourhoods that are rapidly evolving, he photographs the spaces that remain static.

Sean has an academic background in archaeology and brings theoretical approaches of that discipline into his art by seeking to illustrate how modern consumption and urban evolution are creating a new archaeological record. Sean studies photography at Ryerson University and has participated in several group exhibitions in Toronto and Ottawa.