Kenzä Bousseloub is an Algerian-American artist working across film, photography, and journalism, whose practice bridges personal narrative and documentary inquiry. Based in Philadelphia, she develops locally rooted and internationally oriented projects that explore cultural convergence, identity, and representation through intimate storytelling. Her research engages Algerian genealogies, womanhood, and the legacies of colonization, drawing from both archival material and oral histories. Bousseloub is also a member of Batikh Batikh, a Philadelphia-based collective and pop-up cinema supporting SWANA women, queer, and local artists.