Keziah is a Surrey based figurative artist and tutor specialising in portraiture.  Although delighting in working on specific portrait commissions of notable sitters, Keziah’s own sculptural practise is inspired the complexities of the human experience and its wider socio-political context: focusing on the experiences of women and mothers, the delicacy and essential physicality of parenting and human instinct to connect.  

She has exhibited widely and has work in private collections in the UK, Europe and the USA.  Currently Keziah has artwork on display in various locations of London. A bronze bust portrait of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, in her Auxiliary Territorial Service uniform, at The National Army Museum, Chelsea, a bronze portrait tondo of Chemist Rosalind Franklin at Hampstead Manor, ceramic portrait of General Susan Ridge, first female 2 star General in the British Army, also at the National Army Museum and a bronze portrait bust of Charles Berkley, at Berkley House, Gloucestershire.

Most recently Keziah was commissioned to sculpt the portrait of Alan Titchmarsh MBE for his family's private art collection. Her portrait of King Charles III was chosen to be part of the Royal Garden at the Chelsea Flower show in 2023.