A Position on Retreat Inc. operates at the intersection of artistic practice and ecological immersion. Its Canadian Rainforest Artist-in-Retreat, scheduled for October 2026, offers practitioners in photography, painting, film, dance, and digital art a sustained period of focused work within a rare and fragile ecosystem. The retreat is designed not as a production facility but as a site of inquiry, where the rainforest's scale, weather, and nonhuman inhabitants become active collaborators in the creative process. The residency is open to artists across career stages, with no stated preference for a particular level of professional attainment. What unites participants is a willingness to engage with the specific conditions of the place—its light, its dampness, its density—and to allow that engagement to shape the work. The retreat provides time, space, and the company of peers, without the pressures of exhibition deadlines or commercial output. Artists are expected to arrive with a project or line of investigation, but the retreat's ethos favors openness over rigid pre-planning. While the exact terms of the residency—including duration, financial support, and facilities—are not specified in the available information, the retreat's framing suggests a commitment to depth over spectacle. It is not a residency for those seeking a quick portfolio addition, but for those who understand that meaningful work often emerges from slowness, attention, and a willingness to be changed by a landscape. The October timing places artists in the heart of the rainforest's autumnal transition, a period of heightened atmospheric and ecological activity.