Katie Deith lives and works in London and trained at the Slade School of Fine Art, London.  

Deith’s recent work explores the transient nature of fleeting moments in landscapes. Collage is used as a tool in the process to arrive at poetic and dream-like spaces, blurring the boundaries between fact and fiction. The work invites viewers to pause and reflect on the ephemeral nature of life and the timeless beauty of the natural world.

She has exhibited nationally and internationally - selected shows include: 25 Years, virtual group show, Danielle Arnaud, 2020; Draw Walthamstow Draw, London, 2017; A bird in the head, Danielle Arnaud London, 2017; Solo show, Danielle Arnaud London, 2008; Natural Causes, Geneva, 2006; The Real Ideal, Millennium Galleries, Sheffield, 2005; Painting is cruel, Danielle Arnaud London, 2005; Nowhere else but here, Danielle Arnaud London, 2004; Bittersweet, Danielle Arnaud London, 2001; Hong Kong, City of Life, Albermarle Gallery, London and Hong Kong, 1998.

Public commissions include: Barts Hospital 2009, Sheffield Millenium Galleries 2005, Hong Kong Tourist Board 1998.