Rimbun Dahan, an established residency program, extends a permanent call for visual artists specializing in non-toxic printmaking. This residency offers a unique opportunity to engage with the Patagonian landscape, fostering artistic development away from conventional studio environments. The program supports practices that prioritize ecological responsibility and technical innovation in print media. The residency provides time, space, and a supportive context for artists to expand their practice. While specific amenities are not detailed, the setting in Patagonia suggests an immersive experience conducive to focused work and site-responsive projects. Artists are expected to bring a self-directed approach, with the residency serving as a catalyst for new bodies of work. Curatorially, the call emphasizes non-toxic methods, aligning with broader conversations around sustainability in art production. The selection committee likely seeks artists whose work demonstrates a critical engagement with printmaking's materiality and a thoughtful approach to environmental impact. This residency is suited for those who can articulate how the Patagonian context will inform their practice.