The Artistic Research at Cnes 2027 residency, organized by Artis in partnership with the Space Observatory, offers artists the opportunity to engage with the space universe as a site of creative inquiry. This program supports the development of projects that draw upon space exploration, astronomy, and related fields, encouraging a dialogue between artistic practice and scientific research. While the exact parameters of the residency—such as duration, location, and stipend—remain unspecified, the institutional backing of Cnes (the French National Centre for Space Studies) suggests a rigorous and well-resourced environment for selected artists. The residency is open to visual artists and documentary practitioners, with a focus on those whose work can intersect with the thematic of space. The Space Observatory's support implies access to scientific expertise, data, and potentially facilities that can enrich the artist's research. This is not a production residency per se, but rather a research-driven opportunity aimed at fostering new work that critically or poetically engages with outer space and its cultural, technological, and philosophical dimensions. Given the limited information available, artists are advised to consult the official call for further details. The absence of a specified deadline or fee status in the provided data means that interested applicants should verify these details directly with the organizing body. The residency appears to be global in scope, welcoming international applicants, and is likely to be highly competitive given the unique intersection of art and space science.