Artis, an organization with a longstanding commitment to supporting contemporary art, has issued an open call for installation artists working across visual and digital media. The fellowship is designed to provide artists with the resources and institutional backing necessary to develop ambitious, site-responsive projects. While the specific terms of the award—including the exact nature of financial support, duration, and exhibition outcomes—remain undisclosed, the opportunity is notable for its international reach and lack of geographic restriction. The fellowship aligns with Artis's broader mission to foster cross-cultural dialogue and experimentation. Installation art, by its very nature, demands a consideration of space, materiality, and audience interaction; this call seeks practitioners who engage critically with these elements. Digital art components are explicitly welcomed, suggesting an openness to hybrid and technology-driven practices that expand the definition of installation. Artists selected for the fellowship will join a cohort of peers and gain access to Artis's network of curators, institutions, and mentors. The program is structured to support the research and production phases of new work, rather than solely rewarding finished pieces. This emphasis on process makes it particularly suited to artists who require time and intellectual space to realize complex, multi-layered projects.