Kati Katona (b. November 1995) is a new media artist and designer based in Budapest, Hungary. Her work focuses generative and 3D animation, interactive installation art, and projection mapping, often inspired by elements of nature, biomorphic structures, patterns, and algorithms.

Kati focuses on immersive spaces and explores the concept of spatial perception. Her installations often investigate the evolving relationship between the artwork and the viewer through interactivity. Her research centers on how immersive environments influence human perception, particularly how technology can redefine our spatial awareness and challenge traditional boundaries between the physical and digital worlds.

She has exhibited her work at notable venues such as Kanvas Dubai, Cinema Mystica, and Light Art Museum Budapest. As a visual artist, she has performed at audiovisual festivals such as Live Cinema Festival, Patchlab Festival and LPM. Her works have been showcased at events like Vivid Sydney, Zsolnay Light Festival, White Night Melbourne, Ghent Light Festival, and the Free Fire Guinness Record Event in Las Vegas. Since 2016, Kati has participated in numerous large-scale art projects and continues to explore the latest technologies in her practice