REC.ON is a residency program that places creative practitioners within the context of an ecovillage in Andalusia. The initiative appears to operate at the intersection of artistic practice and sustainable living, offering artists the opportunity to develop work in a rural, community-oriented environment. While the specific resources, duration, and facilities of the residency are not detailed in the available information, the setting itself—an ecovillage in southern Spain—suggests a focus on ecological awareness, collective living, and site-responsive practices. The residency is open to visual artists working in painting, as well as those in dance and broader visual art disciplines. This interdisciplinary scope indicates a curatorial interest in cross-pollination between mediums and a willingness to accommodate practices that may engage with the body, space, and environment. Artists selected for the residency will presumably have the time and space to pursue independent projects, though the exact nature of support (studio access, stipends, exhibition opportunities) remains unspecified. Given the lack of confirmed details regarding fees, deadlines, and application materials, interested artists should consult REC.ON's official channels for the most accurate and up-to-date information. The residency's location in an ecovillage may appeal to those whose work addresses themes of ecology, community, sustainability, or rurality, and who are open to immersive, place-based experiences.