TOMA HOUSE AIR, situated in Nara, Japan, offers a residency that centers on hyogu, the traditional art of mounting and framing works on paper and silk, including kakejiku hanging scrolls. This program provides an immersive environment where contemporary practitioners can engage with centuries-old techniques under the guidance of master craftspeople. The residency is designed for artists seeking to deepen their material knowledge and contextualize their practice within Japan's rich cultural heritage. The residency is open to photographers, dancers, and visual artists, reflecting an interdisciplinary approach that encourages dialogue between traditional craft and contemporary expression. While the exact duration and facilities are not specified, the focus on hyogu suggests access to specialized tools, materials, and instruction. Artists may have the opportunity to produce work that integrates these techniques, culminating in a presentation or portfolio development. TOMA HOUSE AIR's curatorial vision emphasizes process, collaboration, and cultural exchange. By situating the residency in Nara, a city renowned for its temples and traditional arts, the program fosters a contemplative atmosphere conducive to experimentation and skill acquisition. This opportunity is ideal for artists whose work engages with paper, framing, or installation, and who are eager to expand their practice through hands-on learning.