CAN WE DREAM IT? ENQUIRED THE LANTERN BUGS
Can we fuse a fantastical symbiosis on the page in a state of togetherness?
Wildlife Victoria Rescuers and Volunteers
Gracia Haby & Louise Jennison
Can we dream it? enquired the lantern bugs
2026
40 page, Indigo Digital CMYK artists’ book, on 160gsm ecoStar + 100% Recycled Uncoated, 110mm x 146mm, with cover, 283gsm Buffalo Board, featuring Moenkopi Kozo 110 and Colorplan Rust detailing
Printed by Bambra
Bound by Gracia Haby & Louise Jennison, with hand-cut elements
Edition of 100
Can we dream it? enquired the lantern bugs is a variation of our unique-state artists’ book, Can we dream it? An edition of 100, it was launched from our stall at the 2026 NGV Melbourne Art Book Fair.
Gracia Haby & Louise Jennison
Can we dream it? enquired the lantern bugs
40 page, Indigo Digital CMYK artists’ book, on 160gsm ecoStar + 100% Recycled Uncoated, 110mm x 146mm, with cover, 283gsm Buffalo Board, featuring Moenkopi Kozo 110 and Colorplan Rust detailing
Printed by Bambra
Bound by Gracia Haby & Louise Jennison, with hand-cut elements
Edition of 100
Can we dream it? enquired the lantern bugs was launched from our stall at the twelfth Melbourne Art Book Fair.
Wildlife Victoria Rescuers and Volunteers
Wildlife Victoria
17th of March, 2026
Video created by The Jasper Picture Company
“We became involved with Wildlife Victoria in 2021. Our passion for wildlife is driven by the sense of it's our way that we can make a difference.
When orphaned animals come into care they are grieving. They they feel as much, and more, than we do. Our job is to minimise the stress as much as possible to get them to veternary care if they need it and follow through what the Wildlife Victoria vets instruct us to do, all to get them back out into the wild.
The main service that we use through Wildlife Victoria is their traveling vets service, which means that the vets can come here, but more than that, they're coming specifically just to check over that one particular possum who may have like a injury to their tail or a bat that needs their wings seen to. The vets are specifically wildlife vets, so they know different types of species.
Not only can they come and visit and work with the animals that we have here. They also they support us in real time with either phone calls or texting.“
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You can watch the video on Wildlife Victoria’s YouTube channel.
