TOMA HOUSE AIR is a residency program that brings together practitioners from photography and dance to interrogate the conditions of collective existence. The open call, framed by the question 'How to Live Together?', positions the residency as a discursive and experimental space rather than a production-oriented retreat. It seeks proposals that engage with the complexities of coexistence, community, and shared physical or social space, encouraging cross-disciplinary dialogue between the still image and the moving body. The residency is global in scope, with no geographic restrictions indicated. While the exact duration, location, and financial terms are not specified in the available information, the application requires a CV, artist statement, and project proposal—materials that suggest a jury will evaluate the conceptual rigor and feasibility of each project. Artists are expected to articulate a clear line of inquiry that resonates with the thematic prompt and demonstrates a thoughtful approach to collaboration or site-responsive work. Given the dual disciplinary focus, TOMA HOUSE AIR appears to value projects that blur boundaries between visual and performative practices. The curatorial vision seems to prioritize process, dialogue, and the politics of togetherness over finished outcomes. This is an opportunity for artists whose work is deeply engaged with questions of community, embodiment, and the ethics of sharing space—whether through lens-based media, choreography, or hybrid forms.