Chris Boyne (b. 1984, Halifax, Nova Scotia) is a photo-based artist who uses found ideas, memory, and fiction to create work with manifold complexities. His work has been shown across Canada and in the United States. Recent exhibitions include <em>black </em><em>nance &amp; bourtilier marine at </em>Ryerson Artspace (Toronto),<em>stepside at </em>Harbourfront Centre (Toronto), and <em>Geneva at </em>Access Gallery (Vancouver). In 2015, he participated in the thirty-third Symposium international d'art contemporain de Baie-Saint-Paul, Québec, and was one of the inaugural artists for Twenty-Three Days at Sea: A Travelling Artist Residency through Access Gallery, Vancouver. In 2016, Boyne was part of the <em>Le Chant des pistes</em> residency event through Admare<em> </em>(Îles de la Madeleine). He holds a BFA from Ryerson University and an MFA from Concordia University and lives and works in Montréal and Halifax.