Keijiro Suzuki is an interdisciplinary contemporary artist, freelance curator, cultural organizer, and art and design producer. Born and raised in Nagoya City, Japan, he studied anthropology and other related fields at Nagoya City University before moving to the United States to pursue his education in studio art in Houston, Texas, USA, and is currently based in Yamaguchi, Japan.

He is constantly experimenting with projects that analyze local and global conditions and examine issues and challenges in the local community with a focus on international humanity, views of life, aesthetics, and mystique. A number of projects have evolved out of an interest in visual rhetoric, cross-cultural perspectives, and community revitalization.

Inspired by Joseph Beuys's "Social Sculpture," the ideas of the Situationist International, Jean Baudrillard's "Simulacra and Simulation," Patrick Guedde's "Valley Section," and others, he has worked on installations and community projects and has participated in a wide range of exhibitions, residencies, workshops, artist talks, and projects at galleries, museums, universities, and cultural institutions in the United States, Germany, Indonesia, the Philippines, Bulgaria, France, Norway, Scotland, and Switzerland, as well as in Japan. 

Around 2006, he participated in ecologically friendly architectural projects such as "Earthship" and "Adobe Alliance" as an intern. Since 2008, he has served as assistant curator at the Station Museum of Contemporary Art, at the same time, he founded and managed an alternative art space called "the temporary Space".

After returning to Japan in 2011, he began working in Yamaguchi as a coordinator of the residency program at "Akiyoshidai International Art Village" and as a technical assistant coordinator of the young artist development program at "Collective: EAS_Y" organized by the Agency for Cultural Affairs Japan and Yamaguchi University. In 2015, he founded and managed cagerow production in Yamaguchi City, which focuses on engaging in art and design in Yamaguchi City, and in 2019, changed its name to KEIJIRO SUZUKI International Arts Consulting. In early 2018, he received the "10th Yamaguchi Emerging Artist Award." In 2021, he got involved as Research and Local Coordinator in the Yamaguchi Center for Arts and Media [YCAM] for a project called "Serrum: Kuriklab /  Moving Class".

Since 2016, he has served as a board member of the Yamaguchi Institute of Contemporary Arts (YICA), and from 2021 onwards as a representative of YICA, he has been involved in the planning and management of local artistic and cultural activities.
 
His Major exhibitions include "Fotofest 2010" (Houston, USA, 2010), "Jakarta Biennale #14" (Jakarta, Indonesia, 2011), "Time Bank" (Sofia, Bulgaria, 2012), "FIAC" (Paris, France, 2015) (Edinburgh, Scotland, 2017)," "Patrick Geddes Learning Festival (Edinburgh, Scotland, 2017)," "Ilana Halperin: The Rock Cycle (Yamaguchi) (Stromness, Scotland, 2022)," "Poetical Interplays (Scuol, Switzerland, 2022)".