Keziah is an interdisciplinary artist working across performance, music, sculpture, and installation. Her practice explores the body as a site of control, vulnerability, and transformation, often drawing on historical narratives, personal experience, and feminist inquiry.

Using voice, sound, and staged environments, she creates immersive works that invite audiences into heightened emotional and psychological states. Her performances frequently address questions of agency, authorship, and the tension between visibility and containment, examining what it means to claim a voice within systems that attempt to regulate or silence it.

Her recent work has centred on developing large-scale performance installations that combine live vocal work, objects, and spatial composition to create environments that are both intimate and confrontational. Across her practice, ritual, repetition, and endurance function as tools for processing memory and power.

Keziah has presented work at TKE Studios and in independent projects in the UK. She continues to develop a practice that moves between live performance and physical installation.