Katie King (b. 1993) is a London based fibre and moving image artist from the esoteric lay-line town of Glastonbury, Somerset, where people are often naked and it is easier to buy a rat crucified on a stick than a pair of knickers. King is a graduate of the Royal College of Art with a masters in Animation and holds a bachelors in Religion, Philosophy & Ethics from King’s College, London. She had her first solo presentation, Half-Bambi, Half-Cow, with Wilton Way Gallery at the end of 2024. Her RCA graduate film Made For Duty Overseas (2023) premiered at Pöff, as well as winning Best Animation at Film Maudit 2.0 2024 in Los Angeles and runner up in her category at London Short Film Festival 2024. She was a resident on the La Jachere animation residency in 2024. In 2019 she was part of a round table group Cycles which hosted a session On Motherhood held at Carlos / Ishikawa gallery.

With a background in moral philosophy, King’s work is particularly interested in the tensions between situations or events which are aesthetically pleasing but morally questionable.