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Artists are invited to submit land art projects to be created in situ during a 10-day residency, exploring themes related to nature, living beings, and climate change for the 10th anniversary of Sentiers d'Art.
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Get matched →For the 10th anniversary of Sentiers d’Art in Condroz-Famenne, the Maison du Tourisme Condroz-Famenne is launching a call for land art projects. Works will be created directly on the Belgian territory, outdoors, along the Sentiers d’Art route. This anniversary edition focuses on the theme "(Re)Garder (le) vivant", inviting artists to explore our relationship with nature, living things, and climate change. Projects must be designed and realized in situ during a ten-day residency.
The anniversary theme is "(Re)Garder (le) vivant", explicitly questioning the relationship to living things, nature, and climate change. This theme invites artists to explore our relationship with nature, living beings, and climate change.
The creations will be installed on the artistic route of Condroz-Famenne in Ciney, Belgium.
Application is free. A portion of travel expenses may remain at the artist's charge if the reimbursement cap is exceeded.
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Propose a work truly designed for the territory and for the theme "(Re)Garder (le) vivant." Clearly demonstrate its feasibility within ten days, its relationship to the landscape, and its resistance over time. Pay particular attention to sketches, dimensions, material choices, construction method, and on-site logistics. The project must be created in situ: it is not about sending or installing an already produced work. The artist must therefore seriously anticipate materials, tools, transport, and technical feasibility.