Ren Gregorčič is an Australian-Slovenian artist working in film to interrogate materials and spatial configurations of landscapes, and relationships between materiality, form, structure, and power.

Gregorčič has a BFA from the Victorian College of the Arts, MA (Cultural Materials Conservation) from The University of Melbourne and is presently a Fine Art PhD candidate at the Australian National University. His practice-led research investigates the impacts of the dominance of concrete as an ordering system and environmental mediator through studies into urban industrially manufactured concrete products and cast-concrete urban structures (such as concrete building blocks and urban concrete hydrological systems). Case studies span across Australia, Slovenia and New Caledonia.

As an arts professional, he has worked with collections in conservation and logistics roles at Museums Victoria, the Koorie Heritage Trust, and the National Museum of Australia and curated, designed, installed and managed exhibitions at Warrnambool Art Gallery and the artist-run-initiative ANCA. In 2021 Gregorčič was awarded a Junior Fellowship by the American Slovenian Education Foundation (ASEF).

Curriculum Vitae

@ren.gregorcic // contact[a]rengregorcic.com
Ngunnawal & Nambri Country Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Recent Solo Exhibitions

Museum of Loss and Renewal, Italy
Pekarna, Slovenia
CCAS Manuka, Canberra

Practice Overview

Cinematography
Photography
Film