Christine Davis (b. 1952, Canada) is a Canadian artist and photographer whose work engages with themes of history, memory, and cultural identity, often through conceptually driven projects. Her practice spans photography, installation, and text-based work.

Davis is known for her research-oriented approach, frequently incorporating archival materials, philosophical references, and interdisciplinary methods. Her photographic work often explores the relationship between image, language, and historical narrative.

Her projects have been exhibited internationally and are recognized within contemporary art discourse. For collectors, Davis’s work is valued for its conceptual depth, intellectual rigor, and its position at the intersection of photography and contemporary art practice.