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Gallery House Presents Ray Caesar

Tropical Dreams (2003)
17"X 25"
EDITION OF 20
"Ray Caesar/Gallery House".

Kitten (2003)
SIZE
EDITION OF 10
"Ray Caesar/Gallery House".

Ray Caesar was born in 1958 in London. At an early age, his family moved to Toronto, Canada,
where he currently resides. From 1977—80 he attended Ontario College of Art, followed by 17 years
from 1980—96 working in the art & photography department of the Hospital For Sick Children in
Toronto, documenting disturbing cases of child abuse, surgical reconstruction, psychology, and
animal research. Coupled with inspiration from surrealists Kahlo and Dali, Caesar’s experiences at
the hospital continue to influence his artwork. His haunting imagery is created digitally using 3D
modeling software called Maya, mastered while working in digital animation for television and film
industries from 1998—2001. (Learn more about the process) In 1999, Caesar received a Primetime
Emmy Nomination for Outstanding Special Effects in a series. for more information on Ray's work
within the article paragraph visit www.galleryhouse.ca