The creator of this form is the same story as the creation of the universe, as the creation is the creator. This is another interpretation of the word God being immanent throughout the universe. God is the word for the process of the universe, its creator and its creation. The form that has been created is our neural conceptualising of the form that has arisen to create it. The form that we are most intigued by is our own form—life.
The definition of life compared to non-life is difficult though, because at the end of the day it is all just chemistry and it is our choice of paradigm which decides on a dividing line. The universe's physical processes which create everything are not concerned with such dichotomies. Complex processes are occurring all over the universe, not only inside the cells of living beings, and the hierarchies of consciousness may be layered through multiple scales and dimensions of complexity beyond our comprehension. Our peculiar intelligence is rooted in our survival as physical beings, and it is wrong to project this 'comparing mechanism' onto our assumption of other universal intelligences. These words of ours may be entirely inappropriate.
The self-organising that goes into creating consciousness from neural matrices may also be going on in plasma beings such as stars, and while it may not be DNA and other molecules self-assembling into an intelligence geared into surviving—like it is for us—it may instead be some altogether alternative arrangement for purposes beyond our physically grounded comprehension. We are so used to the physical boundaries of our form, that we project this aspect of existence as a necessity for a being, but it is not necessarily so.
With the 'meaning of life' effectively being the intermediary between the non-life that preceded it and the non-life that super-cedes it, the fuzzy boundary between where it begins and where it ends, resulting in an ultimately unreal definition of life, could lead us to consider that this paradigm does not even exist. In this light it might be more respectful to realise that planets themselves are not just haphazard lumps of rock, but are in themselves autonomous beings upon which the life that covers them are but an inseparable part of their whole, like bacteria are to us. With the planet only being a constituent of its central star, and the stars just part of the galaxy, it becomes increasingly difficult to draw the line of what is or isn't a being, all the way up to the filamentary structure of the entire universe itself.
The universe itself, is the supreme being. But any application of a human emotion onto it, comes from the human mind born from human physical experience. This projection onto what we call God, is an uneducated fiction without the slightest validity or authority and is utterly arrogant.
If it exists, it is being, and is playing its part in the beingness of it all. Our being is just an inseparable part of the being of the universe, of the galaxy, of our Sun, and of our Earth. We are creating and being created in the Creating of the Form.