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Ryan Louis creates surreal works that flirt with the conventional. We are loving these bright and whimsical photographs.
Ryan Louis is a Toronto based visual artist who creates contemporary mixed-media and photographic images often using paper cutouts. His work is playful in nature and addresses nostalgia and the familiar.
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