Evan Lee (b. 1976, Canada) is a Canadian artist and photographer whose work explores issues of perception, representation, and identity, often engaging with portraiture, architecture, and constructed environments. His practice frequently examines the tension between surface appearance and underlying meaning.

Lee’s photographic work is characterized by a conceptual approach, often incorporating staged or manipulated elements to challenge the viewer’s expectations. His images can appear straightforward at first glance but reveal layers of ambiguity and interpretation upon closer inspection.

His work has been exhibited widely in contemporary art contexts and contributes to ongoing discussions around image-making and visual culture. For collectors, Lee’s work is valued for its conceptual rigor, subtle complexity, and its place within contemporary Canadian photography.