Jordan Andreotta is an award-winning Perth based artist and Visual Arts educator, specialising in a range of media including painting, drawing, digital and mural art. His artwork has been exhibited across Australia and internationally and he recently participated in the 23rd Japan International Art Exchange Exhibition. 

 

Jordan’s most recent body of work revolves around the exploration of hidden meanings through the delicate interplay of objects and fabric. He is captivated by the potential of drapery to reveal and conceal, to evoke a sense of mystery and introspection. By enshrouding everyday objects in flowing folds of fabric, Jordan invites viewers to delve beyond the surface and embark on a visual journey of discovery. The drape acts as a metaphorical veil, hinting at the hidden narratives and emotions that lie beneath the tangible world. Through the meticulous rendering of intricate folds, shadows, and textures, Jordan strives to capture the essence of these concealed meanings. Each brushstroke serves as a conduit for the intangible, bringing to life the ethereal qualities that reside within the objects.

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In 2019 Jordan was the Baldock Family People’s Choice Award winner in the Lester Prize for Portraiture and in 2022 he was the winner of the National Teacher-Artist Prize.