Make content about: Kesh found new ways to make music
Diagnosed with glaucoma in his twenties, Kesh rebuilt his life around callisthenics, adapted music and curious problem-solving.
This story
After growing up with extreme myopia, Kesh was diagnosed with glaucoma in his late twenties following debilitating migraines and seeing halos around lights. Over twenty-five years, he underwent multiple surgeries and procedures before having to give up driving and later registering as severely sight impaired. He adapted his life by using tactile controls to produce music, embracing bodyweight training, and using voice automations and a long cane.
Where you could take it
Spend time with Kesh in his music studio and workout space to see the tactile setups and movement routines he uses to navigate severe sight loss.
The charity
- Charity: International Glaucoma Association Limited
- Registration number: 274681
- Based in: Ashford, England