Chateau Orquevaux, an organization with a history of hosting international residencies, extends its program to Blanca, Spain, with Crossing, Space for Transformation. This residency is designed for creative practitioners whose work traverses disciplinary boundaries—from visual and performance art to sound, video, curatorial practice, and research. The rolling deadline allows for ongoing applications, accommodating artists at various stages of project development. The residency provides space and time for concentrated work, without financial support. Artists are expected to self-fund their stay, covering travel, accommodation, and materials. In return, they gain access to a supportive environment that encourages experimentation and cross-pollination among residents. The absence of a thematic constraint suggests a curatorial openness to diverse practices, with the emphasis on transformation through process and context. Blanca, a town in the Murcia region of Spain, offers a distinct cultural and geographical setting. The residency is not defined by a specific output or exhibition; instead, it prioritizes the intrinsic value of retreat and dialogue. This opportunity is best suited for those who can leverage the residency for research, production, or reflection, and who are comfortable with a self-directed, non-funded model.