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Peter Keizer's world is one of childhood memories, like a sunny afternoon in a field of flowers, like a dog running with delight. "Lie down on the grass and look up at the trees: if you have a young mind, you'll see what I've painted," says the Dutch artist, who graduated from the Rijksakademie and the Royal College of Arts over thirty years ago. In his unique work, Peter Keizer uses oil paint directly from the tube, giving a sculptural aspect to his paintings and a pictorial aspect to his sculptures. For his solo show at the gallery, we are very pleased to be exhibiting his recent work, in which nature tends towards abstraction, as well as older works with a naïve, figurative spirit.
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What do you wish to share through your work?
I am looking for an approximate figuration, to suggest rather than to tell. Faces are an excuse for this formal work. For me, the concept appears by itself when the painting has a mirror effect on the viewer. -
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Peter Keizer, All the way?, 2003
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Peter Keizer, From the fields, 2023
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Peter KeizerGoing Dutch, 2018Oil on canvas70 x 70 cm (35 x 35 in)
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Peter Keizer, High and low, 2023
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Peter KeizerLet it snow, 2004Oil on canvas40 x 50 cm (15 x 20 in)
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Peter Keizer, Life on large feet, 2022
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Peter Keizer, Look and look again, 2022
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Peter Keizer, Loose and tight, 2022
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Peter Keizer, On top of the world, 2004
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Peter Keizer, One on two, A & B, 2004
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Peter Keizer, Passing the treeline, 2023
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Peter Keizer, Pop-up flowers, 2019
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Peter Keizer, Rustling Branches, 2023
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Peter Keizer, Short Light, 2022
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Peter Keizer, To seek a view, 2003
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Peter Keizer, Transport, 2003
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