Katia Santibañez (born May 17, 1964 in Paris) is a French-American multidisciplinary abstract artist who works in painting, video, drawing, printmaking and photography.

[4] Some of her paintings were acquired by her friend James H. Duffy who donated his collections to the Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute museum in Utica, New York.

"[14] 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.

"[15] Reviewer Nectar Knuckles writing in ARTnews magazine described her art as structuring "natural phenomena into the kaleidoscopic worlds she creates in her abstract paintings".

[8] Keith Shaw writing in the Berkshire Edge suggested that her patterns "subtly express natural form and intellectual design.