Roxanne Ross is an image-maker working in lens-based media in Tiohtià:ke/Mooniyang/Montréal, whose practice examines portraiture, domestic space, and intergenerational family narratives across Canadian and American contexts. Her work explores kinship, memory, and the evolving structure of contemporary family life through long-term, relational projects grounded in lived experience. She holds an MFA and BFA in Photography from Concordia University. Her photographs have been published in The Narrative: Sites of Photographic Knowledge (Artexte, 2024). Ross is the recipient of the Mildred & Margot Lande Graduate Scholarship and continues to develop long-term projects centered on family, care, and domestic space.