Keller will receive a Bachelors of Fine Arts from the State University of New York at Fredonia. He studied abroad in Florence, Italy, gaining knowledge of the techniques and skills of the Renaissance artists while also being educated by contemporary Italian marble sculptors and mosaic stone artists. After receiving his BFA, Keller will then proceed for his Masters of Fine Arts.

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Art, design, and fabrication has been influencing Keller’s entire life, which was heavily shaped by being raised in an artistic family. He began professionally chainsaw carving at the age of fifteen, traveling around the northeast creating large-scale wooden sculptures. He quickly expanded into other art forms, still incorporating many of the skills learned early on. Now, he has artwork in collections across the United States and Canada and has exhibited in multiple galleries. 

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Keller is an art column writer who addresses the contemporary art scene in a critical and philosophical way. He shares his opinions and knowledge, while incorporating expertise of other artists and professionals. He writes with the goal of educating and advocating for the arts as a whole.

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He advocates for sustainability, conservation, and preservation. Keller declares this as a meaningful part of his life. He finds beauty and appreciation in the natural world through kayaking, biking, skiing, and hiking. These personal connections to the natural world and to other people are imperative for creating an inspiring environment. His passion emerges from nature and his ambition to reinvent spaces through the power of art.