This artist-run residency takes place in a bio-restored 14th-century tower house in Navarra, Spain, surrounded by forest, meadow, and stream and sustained by solar energy and rainwater. Participating artists share a large studio, outdoor workspace, and communal living quarters with a small cohort of residents. The program has a particular interest in artists working with natural pigments, dyes, fibres, wax, clay, resin, and land art practices. Residents gain access to a rural, ecologically-focused setting intended to support slow, materially engaged creative work and exchange with other interdisciplinary practitioners during their stay.