Katerina Lanfranco is a Brooklyn-based artist whose work moves fluidly between painting, drawing, sculpture, and mixed media. Born in Hamilton, Ontario, and raised across Berlin and Bangalore, Lanfranco’s global upbringing infuses her work with a rich sense of perspective and curiosity. She holds a BA in Art and Visual Theory & Museum Studies from UC Santa Cruz and an MFA in Studio Art (Painting) from Hunter College, CUNY. Lanfranco’s art explores the intersections of nature, geometry, and perception, creating compositions that are simultaneously precise and immersive. Her work is held in prestigious collections including the Museum of Modern Art, the Kupferstichkabinett Museum of Prints and Drawings in Berlin, and the Corning Museum of Glass. She has been recognized with awards and residencies such as the Japan-US Creative Exchange Fellowship, the Pollock-Krasner Fellowship at the Byrdcliffe Artist Residency, and the Tony Smith Award from Hunter College. Beyond her studio practice, Lanfranco has shaped the contemporary art world as a curator and writer, founding Rhombus Space and serving as Chief Curator at Trestle Gallery. Her work has been exhibited widely across the United States and internationally, with notable solo shows including Waterstone: La goccia scava la pietra, Nature Poems, Mystic Geometry, Efflorescence, Talk to the Moon, and Shadow Light. Featured in publications such as ARTnews, ARTinfo, and The New York Times, Lanfranco continues to create work that challenges perception and invites viewers into vibrant, layered worlds. Collectors are drawn to Lanfranco’s work for its inventiveness, depth, and ability to transform a space. Each piece carries a sense of discovery and wonder, offering both visual pleasure and intellectual engagement—a lasting addition to any collection.