Wednesday, February 1, 2023

Artist of the Day, February 1, 2023: Gregor Kregar, a New Zealander sculptor (#1767)

Gregor Kregar works with an extensive range of media, from stainless and cor-ten steel, glazed porcelain, and cast glass through to bronze and fiberglass. His skill in managing these varied materials is mirrored in his wide expanse of subject matter. Never to be limited, he exerts a vast imagination and energetic vivacity in his creations. He often uses displacement of recognisable subjects to surprise and delight his viewers, challenging preconceived notions of taste.

Grgor Kregar received his BFA from the Academy of Fine Arts, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia and his MFA from the University of Auckland's Elam School of Fine Arts in New Zealand. Kregar produces work in a variety of media such as ceramic, bronze, wood, video, and photography. His subjects are familiar and include television sets, bottles, and animals. By taking familiar things and presenting them in a new light, Kregar produces uncanny, ambiguous works that encourage viewers to take a fresh look at ordinary objects.

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Gregor Kregar
Fragmented Habitat. 2012
I Wish I Were What I Was, When I Wished I Were What I Am. 2004
I Wish I Were What I Was, When I Wished I Were What I Am. 2004
Between Ridiculous And Sublime Exhibition. 2005
Matthew 12-12 Cup. 2011
Promotion. 2011
Fragmented Habitat.  2012
Houdini Cloud. 2012
Foucault Pendulum. 2013
New Structures. 2013
Pavilion Structure. 2013
Perun. 2013
Perun. 2013
Reflective Habitat. 2013
Fragmented Echo. 2015
Luminous Passage. 2015
Pin Wall. 2015
Pin Wall. 2015
Reflective Lullaby. 2015 Peninsula Link Freeway, Melbourne, Australia
Reflective Lullaby. 2015 Peninsula Link Freeway, Melbourne, Australia
Transit Cloud. 2015
Lost World. 2015-16
Glass Room. 2017
Paradox Void. 2017
Perun Cloud. 2017
The Glass Pavilion. 2017
Anthropocene Shelter. 2018
Pardox Void II. 2018
Double Twist. 2019
Double Twist. 2019


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