Beth Dillon is an Australian artist based in Biel/Bienne, Switzerland. 

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Working across visual and live arts, she has created performances, videos, and installations for art spaces, festivals, museums, nightclubs, theatres, and public spaces in Australia and Europe. She often develops strange characters and environments using handmade costumes and objects which flush up to the collective consciousness the awkward and overlooked elements of everyday life. Frequently created in collaboration with friends and family members, her works offer intimate, tragicomic, and absurd explorations of spaces and relationships within the contemporary experiences of home, work, travel, and leisure.

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Dillon was co-director of the Espace Libre (Visarte Biel/Bienne) in collaboration with Vera Trachsel (2021–2023) and is a founding member of the collective 110% alongside Lachlan Herd and Kieran Bryant. 

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She holds a Master of Fine Arts Research (2019) and a Bachelor of Fine Arts (2013) from the University of New South Wales, and received the Anderfuhren Prize in 2021. Her work is part of the visual arts collection of the Canton of Bern and has been supported by Pro Helvetia, the city of Biel/Bienne, Canton Bern, fOrum culture, the Oertli Foundation, Australia Council for the Arts, Create NSW, the National Association for the Visual Arts, the Australian Postgraduate Award, the University of NSW, and the Copyright Agency (AU).