nocefresca's Nocefreschissima Rural Short-Stay Programme is a residency opportunity for practitioners working across dance and visual art. The programme is situated in a rural environment, offering artists the chance to develop work away from urban centers. As a short-stay residency, it is designed to accommodate focused, time-bound projects or research phases. The residency operates on a rolling basis, allowing for flexible application throughout the year. This structure supports artists at various career stages who seek a concentrated period of creation or reflection. While specific details regarding facilities, duration, and support are not provided in the available information, the programme's rural setting suggests an emphasis on isolation, landscape, and site-responsive practices. nocefresca's curatorial vision for this programme appears to prioritize interdisciplinary engagement between dance and visual art, fostering dialogue between movement and static forms. Artists are encouraged to consider how rural contexts might inform their practice, whether through embodied research, land-based work, or spatial interventions. The residency does not prescribe a thematic focus, allowing for a range of approaches within the specified disciplines.