Nellimya Arthouse welcomes artists-in-residence, usually for approximately seven days, offering board, accommodation, and a space immersed in nature where they can develop creative projects in complete freedom.
The most frequent residency format is Land Art, with artists invited to create site-specific works in dialogue with the natural landscape of the Malcantone. This approach is developed within the framework of ALA LandArt Network, a project conceived by Mya Lurgo and curated by the non-profit association Aranno LandArt.
Alongside Land Art, Nellimya Arthouse — Mya Lurgo’s art house and permanent studio — is open to collaborations and site-specific Light Art projects, as well as research, experimentation and dialogues dedicated to art, spirituality and the superconscious.
Within this framework, THE SPIRITUAL IN ART Collective is already active and will continue to develop in the coming years as a permanent platform dedicated to these explorations. The doors remain open: if you recognise an affinity with this path, you may submit an open application, including a statement, portfolio and a reflection on your approach to the spiritual in art.