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Night Patrols (Around Maliana) - Left Panel

Jon Cattapan’s "Night Patrols (Around Maliana) - Left Panel" presents a haunting oil painting of Australian peacekeepers amidst a surreal, layered landscape reflecting Timor-Leste's strategic importance. Explore this evocative artwork and its connection to peacekeeping operations.

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This triptych represents the culmination of the ideas depicted in the Carbon group monoprints and night vision studies completed by Jon Cattapan (b.1956) as part of his official artist commission to Timor-Leste in 2008 depicting the service of Australian peacekeepers.A transparent frieze of soldiers is dispersed across the bottom of the triptych; it is as if they are moving like ghosts across the field of vision at night. There is a sense of dislocation: the soldiers are bemused, not quite knowing what they are doing in this strange land, and the seductive colours of the multilayered background overwhelm them, yet at the same time seem to draw them into an endless landscape. The red tones appear as hotspots, areas of potential danger, and the green tones, night surveillance.Overlaid on the work is a contour map of the Maliana area, just a few kilometres from the border with Indonesia, similar to those shown at daily briefings or used by ADF patrols. This layer creates for the soldiers a tenuous link to Timor–Leste. Without it, they could be anywhere, in almost any peacekeeping location.

Kunstnerens biografi

Early Life and Education

Born: Melbourne, Australia (1956)
Family Background: Born to Italian parents who emigrated from Castelfranco in the Veneto region of Italy after World War II.
Education: Attended Highett High School. Initially studied computer science at RMIT before pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts in painting. Completed a Masters of Arts by research at Monash University in 1992.

Artistic Development and Influences

Early Career: First group exhibition, "Crisis Drawings," in 1978. Early work explored themes related to urban environments and social narratives.
Influences: Cattapan's artistic development was influenced by contemporary global culture, recent history, science fiction, film, and urban social debates. Extensive travels in Asia and residencies in cities like New York, London, Venice, India, South Korea, and the United States shaped his perspective.
Technique: Primarily works with oil painting, drawing, and printmaking. Increasingly incorporates digital technologies into his creative process, particularly evident in his "Carbon group" monoprints derived from photographs taken during his time in Timor-Leste.

Major Works and Themes

Timor-Leste Series: Served as the 63rd Australian War Artist in Timor-Leste, producing works that explore themes of conflict, peacekeeping, and cultural interaction. Notable work includes "Night Patrols (around Maliana) - Left Panel," housed at the Australian War Memorial.
Night Vision Paintings: A significant body of work exploring nocturnal landscapes and military surveillance through the lens of night vision technology. These paintings often evoke feelings of anxiety, voyeurism, and the surreal nature of conflict.
Urban Landscapes: Known for panoramic layered city vistas that capture the complexities of urban life and human interaction within these environments.
"Raft City": A series exploring urban refuse and discarded objects, reconfigured into "rafts," reflecting on uncanny presences in the urban environment.

Recognition and Historical Significance

Exhibitions: Has exhibited extensively both nationally and internationally. Held a major retrospective, "The Drowned World: Jon Cattapan works and collaborations," at the Ian Potter Museum of Art in 2006.
Awards & Residencies: Recipient of the Bulgari Art Award (2013) and various residencies including Hongik University in Korea and the Venice Printmaking Studio.
Collections: His works are held in major public collections, including the National Gallery of Victoria, the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Queensland Art Gallery, and the National Gallery of Australia.
Historical Significance: As an Australian War Artist, Cattapan's work provides a unique perspective on contemporary conflict and peacekeeping operations. His exploration of digital technologies in artmaking has contributed to the evolution of artistic practice. His layered depictions of urban landscapes reflect broader societal changes and anxieties.

Recent Developments

ARC Discovery Project: Currently Lead Investigator in an ARC Discovery project focused on memorializing conflict through contemporary artwork.
Publications: "Jon Cattapan: Possible Histories" (2008) and "Jon Cattapan Threshold Signs" (2022).
Exhibitions: Recent exhibitions include “The Gods, The Constraints” at Milani Gallery, Brisbane (2024), and “All the Gods seen from here” at Dominik Mersch Gallery, Sydney (2023).

Jon Cattapan

1956 - , Australia

Kort om kunstneren

Artistic Movement Or Style: Abstract oil painting
Date Of Birth: 1956
Full Name: Jon Cattapan
Nationality: Australian, Italian
Notable Artworks:
- Night patrols (around Maliana)
- The Drowned World
Place Of Birth: Melbourne, Australia

Night Patrols (Around Maliana) - Left Panel