Dancing between the worlds artist Katie Lennon has always been fascinated by tales of myth, and of worlds beyond our normal perception. Through various media she shares her vision of Faerie, or the Otherworld, with the beings of this world. To take a step into her world, where enigmatic oil paintings and block prints brim with myth and magic, where faery sculptures are poised, ready to take flight, where faerie luminaries cast enchanted shadows and illuminate an unseen world, and where dance transports you to another realm, is take a step beyond the mundane to a place where magic is possible.

Katie's passion for art and dance began at a young age, and has  continued to be a driving force in her life. She began formally studying dance at the age of 3, and began drawing at this young age as well. She performed in a touring cast of the Nutcracker with the Dance Prism Dance Company, and in the summer of 1992 she toured the country dancing as a VIP with Dance Olympus. She attended Regis College as a Fine Art major with a minor in Graphic Design, and graduated Magna Cum Laude in 1996.

In recent years Katie has focused more of her art on faeries, and themes prevalent in fantasy and myth. Through her art and dance she is delving deeper into the realm of Faerie, and pushing beyond the mundane limits of our physical plane.The beauty of the natural world as well as the unseen world comes through in each brush stroke. Using a variety of media, she produces various types of work including oil paintings, block prints, sculptures, candle luminaries, and drawings. Her extensive dance background instilled in her an appreciation of the human form and the fluidity and grace it is capable of. She conveys this grace in her paintings. and sculptures. She has performed and taught dance, and exhibited her art in group and solo exhibits all over the country. Her most recent endeavor has been incorporating fire performing into her dancing Katie is currently accepting  commision work for custom oil paintings or murals, faerie sculptures or luminaries, and is also available for dance performances or teaching.