Sean Mundy is a Canadian photographer and digital artist living and working in Montréal, Québec, Canada. Primarily self-taught, he began photography by shooting his everyday life with friends and concerts for online publications, then turned to more creative endeavours where he began focusing on conceptual imagery through self-portraiture.

Today, his work focuses on themes of division, isolation, conflict, collectivism, and individualism, using symbolism and the surreal to probe into these themes. His image-making process is focused on fabricating scenes through a combination of sketching and pre-planning, then staging, shooting, and digital manipulation, often involving an element of performativity as many images are self-portraits or built up from self-portraits which are then digitally manipulated to create the final image.

He has exhibited work in Canada and internationally, most recently at Les Grand Palais Éphémère in Paris, France, Art Basel in Miami, and Times Square in NYC. His work has also been featured in publications such as VICE, Juxtapoz, Aesthetica Magazine, and many more.