Katka Krajči (b. 1997, Košice, Slovakia) is a London-based artist, designer, and community workshop facilitator. She holds a First Class Honours degree from the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL (2019), and a Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDE) from the Teach First Leadership Development Programme (2021). Most recently, she completed an MA in Art Education, Culture & Practice at the UCL Institute of Education (2025).​

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Katka currently works as an Artist Educator with Bow Arts, the V&A Museum, Museum of the Home, and the Horniman Museum & Gardens, alongside her freelance practice as a visual artist and facilitator specialising in drawing methodologies. She also brings over six years of classroom teaching experience in London state schools, including primary, secondary, sixth form and special provision.

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With more than six years’ experience across visual arts, animation, and architectural design, Katka’s practice is rooted in education and creativity. She is passionate about supporting young people from diverse backgrounds to explore their creative potential, with a particular focus on empowering neurodiverse voices in the arts and advocating for inclusive educational practices.