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Paris Everyday | Uniting Time to a Tradition of Uninterrupted Beauty

STONES HAVE VOICES | An entire language of feeling and memory has been repressed beneath rock. Hand-crafted tongues hold still, frozen for generations, yearning to speak their secrets -to discuss what they have witnessed but can not declare. 


I am more than an artist. I am an interpreter for the unvoiced. I define “stone” as abstract flesh and do not restrict the classification to minerals. Stones can be statues. Stones can be children. Every “stone” reveals itself as a hardened structure housing confined significance.


My passion obligates me to study these stones; identify their unvoiced desires, question the weight of their past -acknowledge the pressure of being forced to hold a single stance eternally. I clarify their personal history, depict details of loose emotional connections, measure, affirm and reconcile their positions. I translate the internal universe restricted within stone, to make the subjects understandable by viewers who have only stood outside with judgement and not from within with consideration; reconditioning a race of people who stare at surfaces objectively as an audience, but never dared to approach the more private inner atmosphere of stone. 


I sign each painting with two letters KZ -the first letter of my first name and the last letter of my last name because whenever I approach the canvas I am giving the totality of myself, from beginning to end. 


Be you for you.


"Being an artist means seeing things and never being able to shut your eyes."


                                                                                                                                                    --Keariene Muizz


2025 & 2023 Prix Fabuleuse Signature Institute de France | Nominee

Noted Studio Visits in Residency


  • The Presidential Delegation of Benin
  • Natalia Smalto (Philanthropist)
  • Dexter Wimberly (Independent Curator & Sr. Critic New York Academy of Art)
  • Mame Thiaw Diop [Historian | Museum of Black Civilizations (Senegal)]
  • Skip Arnold (Performance Artist & Guggenheim Fellow)
  • Micol Hebron (Provided on-site presentation to 2023 Feminist Summer Camp participants in Paris)


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