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Collide Residency Program 2025 in Switzerland & Denmark (Fully Funded)

Are you an artist captivated by the intersection of science, technology, and art? The Collide Residency Program 2025 offers an exceptional, fully funded opportunity to explore these fields while collaborating with scientists and engineers. This two-month residency will commence at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland (May 2025) and conclude at Copenhagen Contemporary, Denmark (June 2025).

What is the Collide Residency Program?

This unique initiative invites artists interested in science and technology to conduct research and create artwork inspired by cutting-edge scientific advancements. Participants will spend one month at CERN collaborating with specialists in particle physics and engineering, followed by a month at Copenhagen Contemporary, where they will investigate the influence of these scientific fields on culture and society.

Financial benefits:

Round-trip airfare to Switzerland and Denmark
Complimentary accommodation in both locations
A stipend of CHF 15,000 to support your project and living expenses

Eligibility:

Open to individuals of all nationalities aged 18 and older
A minimum of 5 years of professional artistic experience
A strong portfolio and a genuine interest in the intersection of science and technology
A passion for collaborative and interdisciplinary projects, particularly at CERN and Copenhagen Contemporary

Application process:

To apply, please submit your Project Proposal, Personal Details, and Relevant Artwork online. The deadline for applications is December 13, 2024.

APPLY FOR COLLIDE RESIDENCY PROGRAM IN SWITZERLAND & DENMARK

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FAQ's

The program invites applications from artists worldwide who are at least 18 years old and have a minimum of five years of professional artistic experience. Candidates are expected to present a robust portfolio and exhibit a sincere interest in the cultural dimensions of scientific inquiry and technological advancements.

The residency lasts two months, from May to June 2025. It begins with one month at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland, and ends with another month at Copenhagen Contemporary in Denmark.

The Collide Residency Program participants will receive round-trip airfare, free accommodation in Switzerland and Denmark, and a CHF 15,000 stipend to help cover research and living expenses throughout the residency.

Applicants must submit their details, a collective biography, and examples of relevant artworks or projects. They must also include a comprehensive project proposal, a project summary, and a motivation statement expressing their interest in the residency. The complete application should be submitted online by December 13, 2024.