Château Orquevaux, located in the village of Mareuil in southwestern France, operates a residency program for visual artists on a rolling basis. The program provides artists with studio space and accommodation within a historic château, fostering an environment of focus and exchange. While no funding is offered, the residency facilitates uninterrupted work periods and interaction with peers in a rural French setting. The curatorial vision emphasizes process over production, encouraging artists to engage deeply with their practice away from urban pressures. The château's atmosphere and surrounding landscape serve as both retreat and stimulus, allowing for reflection and experimentation. Artists are expected to be self-directed, bringing their own materials and projects to develop during their stay. As a non-funded opportunity, the residency is best suited for those who can secure independent support or personal resources. The rolling deadline allows for flexible planning, though early application is advisable to secure preferred dates. The program does not impose a thematic focus, instead prioritizing the artist's individual inquiry within a supportive, communal context.