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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
Lifestyle
Lara Chapman

‘We love involving everyone’: these married artists want you to work on their giant cardboard sculpture

Isabel and Alfredo Aquilizan pictured in front a large, sprawling sculpture made from smaller cardboard sculptures mounted on beams of wood.
Isabel and Alfredo Aquilizan with Reflections/Habitations (2025), part of Bundanon’s group exhibition Thinking Together: Exchanges with the Natural World. Photograph: Tad Souden/Bundanon Art Museum

Using cardboard, make habitation a better place. Draw a tree of your imagination or that you can see. Have fun and clean up.

These are some of the instructions you will be invited to follow if you visit Bundanon Art Museum on the New South Wales south coast in the coming months. Should you accept, you will become part of a new large-scale installation by Filipino-born husband-and-wife artist duo Isabel and Alfredo Aquilizan that explores the tree as a symbol of home and community.

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