Katrina Keane (b. Harare, Zimbabwe) is an artist based in Baltimore, Maryland. Working in ink and cut paper, she translates structures of care and dependency into abstract form. Her ongoing series Seams of Attachment (2023–present) examines how caregiving labor is materially shaped by inadequate infrastructure, where policy, intimacy, and material touch intersect.

Drawing on minimalist and process-based abstraction, Keane makes restrained gestures such as seams, voids, and gradients that reveal pressure, support, and the systems that sustain us. Her background in painting and graphic design (2012–2023) informs her approach to formal precision and spatial economy.