Metropolitan Fukujusou, which translates to 'Ice Adonis,' invites artists working in painting and dance to apply for a residency in Hainan, China. The program is open globally, suggesting a commitment to cross-cultural exchange and site-specific practices. While the residency's duration, facilities, and financial terms remain unspecified, the dual-disciplinary focus indicates an interest in embodied and visual practices, potentially fostering dialogue between movement and static image. As a curatorial endeavor, the residency appears to prioritize process over presentation, offering artists time and space to develop work outside urban art centers. Hainan's distinct geography—a tropical island province—may serve as both backdrop and provocation for new work. The absence of a stated fee or prize does not preclude institutional support; rather, it invites applicants to inquire directly about the terms of engagement. Artists should note that the call is for painting and dance, not necessarily collaborative projects between the two. The residency may accommodate individual practices, with the potential for informal exchange among residents. Given the limited information, applicants are advised to frame their proposals with clarity and self-sufficiency, demonstrating how the residency's context aligns with their artistic trajectory.