Numéro Switzerland, in partnership with LUX, announces the fourth edition of its visual arts contest, titled 'flux Et Forma.' The call is open to visual talents from every corner of the globe, with a stated focus on transformation as both subject and method. While the exact parameters of the residency—duration, location, and support—remain unspecified in the public announcement, the institutional pairing of a luxury art platform with a Swiss editorial voice suggests an emphasis on work that operates at the intersection of formal rigor and conceptual fluidity. The contest spans photography, film, documentary, visual art, and digital art, indicating a curatorial appetite for practices that move across media rather than remain fixed within a single discipline. 'Flux Et Forma' implies an interest in how form emerges from and dissolves back into process—work that captures states of becoming rather than static conclusions. Artists working with seriality, material transformation, or the poetics of change may find particular resonance here. What artists receive beyond the title of winner is not detailed in the available information. No fee, prize, or deadline is confirmed. This absence is itself a condition of the opportunity: applicants must weigh the prestige of the platform against the opacity of the terms. For those whose work engages transformation as a central concern, the contest offers a chance to place that work before a jury convened by a European editorial institution with a global reach.