Eligibility

Artists, nomads, remote workers, thinkers, and anyone who inquires about life and their deeper purpose will find meaning and value in this experience. There is no need for prior knowledge of philosophy; participants should bring their curiosity and an open mind to explore different perspectives on some of the big questions of contemporary times.

Number of Participants

Minimum 8, maximum 12 people.

Deadline

October 01, 2025 07:00 UTC

Selection Results (Announcement Dates)

October 04, 2025 07:00 UTC

Duration

November 17, 2025 - December 15, 2025

Costs

• €1,650.00 program fee (one-time)

Facilities

Desk Space, Individual Studio, Library, Shared Studio

Housing

Kitchen, Private Bathroom, Private Room, Shared Bathroom, Shared Room

Meals

Breakfast, Chef on Site, Coffee, Dinner, Lunch, Snacks, Tea, Vegan, Vegetarian

Public Programs

Community Engagement , Discussion, Group Dinners, Performances, Professional Development, Publication, Readings, Retreat, Seminars

Disciplines

Activists, Animation, Architecture, Book Arts, Ceramics, Choreography, Cinematography, Conceptual Art, Crafts & Trades, Curatorial, Dance, Design, Digital Media, Drawing, Fiber Arts, Film, Illustration, Installation, Interdiscplinary Arts, Jewelry, Land Art, Literature, Makers, Multimedia, Music, Painting, Pedagogy, Performance Art, Photography, Playwriting, Poetry, Public Art, Research, Scientists, Sculpture, Singing, Social Practice, Sound Art, Textile, Theatre, Video Art, Visual Arts, Wearable Technology, Web Design, Web Development

Languages

English, Spanish

Program Description

Making a home is a delicate and continuous process we all engage in throughout our lives. Our desire to feel safe, to belong, to find comfort, and yet to remain free and authentic individuals creates a constant tension and imbalance. Going far beyond our usual perception of home, this unique 4-week program inquires deeply into our human nature and the connections we form with our environment. It provides a transformative space where individuals can deeply explore and redefine their understanding of “home” in a rapidly changing world. Designed by urbanist and artist Yoav Goldwein, this program delves into the philosophy of home as portrayed by the great philosophers of modern history while exploring our own narratives of home with methods from Narrative Therapy and Process Work. This particular combination, together with embodiment practices by guest facilitators, offers a unique opportunity to reflect on the personal and collective stories that shape our identities.