Situated Creative Practices for the Pluriverse (SIT-PLU) is a Creative Europe Cooperation project tackling socio-ecological challenges through cross-disciplinary research and context-specific artistic interventions. Drawing on the Zapatista concept of the pluriverse—’a world where many worlds fit’—the project embraces diverse ways of knowing and living, foregrounding buen vivir (social well-being), communal interdependence, and the relationships between human and more-than-human entities.

  
The project includes a programme of residencies (SIT-RES) happening in 2026 and 2027, where artists and creative practitioners selected through the open call will be invited to engage with a specific context (social, geographical, historical) for one year and develop new forms of creative intervention/cultural mediation.

  
The application can be submitted for the following institutions and contexts:

  
* Baltan Laboratories (NL) will work with Landpark Assisië in Biezenmortel, a residential environment for approximately 250 people with intellectual disabilities;
* Lungomare (IT) will engage with the riverscapes in Bolzano;
* Idensitat (ES) will explore the theme of sacrifice zones, focusing upon neighbourhoods in the metropolitan area near the mouth of the Besos river
* ZEMOS98 (ES) will collaborate with the MediNat community, a diverse group of citizens debating the consequences of installing massive renewable energy parks in the north of Spain.

SIT-RES 2026 starts in January 2026 and SIT-RES 2027 in November 2026.The selected residents will receive an **artist fee of 13,500 EUR** and a production budget. Each institution details the terms and conditions of each specific residency/context, including the intended role of the artist, **payment (including some with assistance for travel)**, production budgets and minimum requirements.

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