Gregor Röhrig

Gregor is a photographer and visual artist from South Africa. He creates provoking images that are thematically focussed and set to interrogate perceptions and self-reflection on culture, landscapes, identity, emotions and mythology.

Through his visual work, Gregor captures the complex strength and fragility of the human condition. He carefully visualises and merges layers of realities with imaginations, while exploring what it means to be, think, feel, and dream in the urban world.

Whilst his photographs are striking in composition and rich in story-telling, his visual art is in constant creative evolution where he uses exquisite photo-manipulation to create his imaginal works.

Gregor has over the past decade evolved with his art, working inventively with various mediums, such as aluminium and silk, and other avant-garde photographic concepts.

He has exhibited internationally with group exhibitions raining from Rotterdam to Milan, and has held various successful solo exhibitions in South Africa.

2017 - 2019 Atelier Röhrig - Cape Town
2018 - Solo Show - The Electric - Cape Town
2016 - Voices HQ / Jo Carlin Design - Cape Town
2014 - Organic Metal - New Heritage Gallery - Cape Town
2014 - Whakiti Exhibition and Charity Auction - Milan
2014 - Louwina Camille Photographic Gallery - Cape Town
2014 - Appropriation Exposed - New Heritage Gallery - Cape Town
2013 - Turbine Art Fair - Johannesburg
2013 - David Krut Projects -Cape Town
2013 - SOIL - Grande Provence Art Gallery - Franschhoek
2013 - Tension - The Lovell Gallery - Cape Town
2012 - Social Landcape Project - Les Rencontres d’Arles - Johannesburg
2012 - Gather - Lovell Gallery - Cape Town
2012 - Streets of our Lives - Alliance Francaise Art Gallery - Cape Town
2011 - In Flight - Art In The Forest Gallery - Cape Town
2011 - Du Plessis Bros Gallery - Franschoek
2010 - Paul Du Toit Studio - Cape Town
2006 - Prospects for Quality of Life Conference - Grahamstow
2005 - The National Arts Festival - Grahamstown
2005 - Glocal OpenBC - World Trade Centre - Rotterdam