Ava Seymour (born 1967) is a New Zealand artist known for her photocollages.
[1][2] She attended the Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE in Prahran in 1988.
[3] Seymour was based in Berlin for two years, where she began producing her photocollages.
[4] In 2009, Seymour received a McCahon House artist residency, during which she developed work that was included in The Kauri Project: A Delicate Balance at Te Uru Waitākere Contemporary Gallery in April 2015.
[5] Seymour's "Health, Happiness and Housing" is a suite of 15 photographic montages of New Zealanders and their state housing, described as a "perceptive and astringent portrait of New Zealand" by Ron Brownson.