Simon Keizer is an artist whose work centers around the idea of a new (ancient) way of community, where the human and non-human worlds are deeply connected. His use of materials, including clay, wood, wool and other natural elements, serve as a mediator between the human and non-human, allowing for a greater understanding of the interconnectedness of all things.

This interconnectedness comes back in his views of nature not only as a physical landscape but also a spiritual realm that could inspire individuals to transcend their everyday existence and connect with a higher spiritual reality.

Keizer's current exploration into the idea of the universe as a living entity stems from his desire to gain a deeper understanding of the world and his place within it.

In addition to his interest in the universe, Keizer has a fascination with the human body and the human experience. His work explores the relationship between bodies and other living entities, highlighting the interconnectedness of all things and the importance of recognizing our place within a larger ecosystem.

Overall, Keizer's work is a reflection of his deep commitment to promoting a more holistic view of the world. Through his art, he seeks to inspire others to consider their own relationship to the world.