KEIDI SEJDIU is an Albanian and British artist based in Durham She’s a contemporary visual artist whose work explores the emo tional and cultural layers of hu man experience. Drawing from personal memory, collective identity, and social narratives, her paintings often feature ex pressive figures, symbolic motifs, and textured surfaces that evoke both vulnerability and resilience. Keidi’s style blends realism with abstraction, creating an atmos phere that feels both timeless and immediate. She likes to create big canvas and her work reflects untold stories, forgotten emotions, and quiet strength. She’s interested in the invisible weight people carry — how identity, memory, and history shape our presence in the world. Through color, form, and tex ture, she try to give a voice to silence.” Keidi SEJDIU graduated as an excellence student from the Academy (University) of Fine Arts in Tirana, Albania, in 2007. She specialised in mosaic, fresco, and stained glass and holds a Master’s degree in Restoration.

In 2012, she founded “MUSE”, her own Art Magazine, promoting critical and creative discourse in the Albanian Art scene. She also has a Bachelor degree in Law. (2017), And in 2013 she started her PhD in History of Art and Art Critic. She is part of CONTEMPORARY ART BOOK OF ALBANIA 2026. Kedi has her first personal exhibition in 2016, she has been part in different group exhibition in Albania, Italy, Switzerland, Germany and United Kingdom, and now she’s part of 24NE Collective Gallery in Sunderland. Quiet Faces and Chromatica are her last art projects with 24NE GALLERY.