Hosted by the Digital Health Unit, the EU Policy Lab and the Centre for Advanced Studies at the Joint Research Centre, this residency invites artists to engage with depression not only as an individual condition, but also as a societal phenomenon shaped by multiple environments. The selected artist will work in dialogue with researchers, policymakers and experts connected to the Digital Health Unit and the EU Policy Lab. Artists are encouraged to develop their own approach to the topic, whether through research-led, participatory, speculative, site-responsive, narrative, performative, digital or material practices. Artists should be present in Ispra for a minimum of 20 days across the six months, spread as suits the work.
International artists can apply.
There is a budget of €15,000 in total, covering fees, allowance, accommodation and travel.
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