Ongoing in Spain, Singapore, Korea and Australia are installation-based projetcs by Yavuz artist duo Isabel and Alfredo Aquilizan.
At the PODO Museum in Jeju Island is ‘Address', a large-scale installation consisting of 140 units of package boxes that symbolize the packages sent overseas for emigration or supplies sent from families back home. The artists create a metaphor of the tiresome experience of immigrant life in a large house packed to the brim with people's daily goods. The work is on view as part of the group presentataion "Yet, With Love" that runs until 3 July 2023.
Over in the Museum of Contemporary Art of Castilla y León, they are exhibiting ‘Project Another Country: That Space in Between’ until 6 Novemvber 2022. The work traces Philippine-Spanish relations through the Manila Galleon, an early symbol of globalization and migratory flows.
In the National Gallery of Singapore, the Aquilizans have created 'Head/Home', an immersive floating city that invites children to be imaginative and express what their idea of a home is. The work is part of the children's biennale that concludes in December 2022.
At the Art Gallery of New South Wales is 'Making it Home', the artists' project where visitors are invited to make their own cardboard ‘dream homes’, which may become part of the Aquilizans’ sculpture that they creating for the grand opening of the new expanded wing at the Art Gallery of New South Wales in late 2022.
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