English: Katia Santibañez is a Paris-born multidisciplinary abstract artist who works in painting, video, drawing, printmaking, etchings and photography. Her work has been associated with a "generation of pattern-obsessed New York artists" according to Raphael Rubinstein writing in Art News. She has exhibited widely since 1998. Reviewer Deborah Garwood wrote that Santibañez often organizes her paintings on a "picture plane into a series of rectilinear compartments" to suggest "fur, grass, or other organic forms", and that her "mesmerizing techniques have great reserves of wit and conceptual depth." Critic Holly Myers writing in the Los Angeles Times expressed a similar sentiment, adding that her work builds on several basic motifs, such as "grids, stripes and rows of jagged, grass-like tendrils", and that some of her paintings are "vividly seductive and sensual." In this image: Santibañez at the Pamela Salisbury Gallery in Hudson, New York, at an exhibition of her work in July 2021.