RE   :    TREATS
    Our retreats are immersive experiences designed for artists and creatives seeking space to slow down, reconnect, and create with intention. Through movement, shared meals, workshops, nature, and artistic exploration, we cultivate an environment that encourages both personal reflection and meaningful connection. Each retreat blends wellness and creativity in a curated setting that inspires presence and curiosity.






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    VILLA BARTOLOMEA
    OSTUNI

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    SEPTEMBER 2026


















    September 22nd to 28th 2026 we invited a group of artists, writers, photographers, and makers to gather in VillaBartolomea, Italy for seven days of immersive practice.

    Set in the Veneto region of northern Italy, Villa Bartolomea is a historic residence with roots reaching back to the 15th century. Its character is shaped by the passing of time, with high ceilings, quiet corners, and rooms that hold their own stories. Light moves through the house throughout the day, changing the atmosphere from one hour to the next.

    Away from the pace of everyday life, the villa became a shared home and a space for exploration. A place to work, exchange ideas, share meals, and spend time with a creative process without the pressure of a finished outcome.























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    MARCH 2026






    March 9th to 13th 2026 we invited a curated group of artists and makers to gather in the Italian countryside for five days of immersive practice. A retreat designed to give the participants the space, inspiration, and community to dive deep into their craft, all while being nourished by nature, local food, conversations and mindful practices.

    The retreat took place in a villa in Ostuni, Italy. Surrounded by nature and stillness, yet with easy access to the local town for fresh produce and inspiration. The villa offered shared and private spaces, a large kitchen, and open common areas where art and conversation could unfold.


    Every day dedicated hours of open creation was offered and the chance was given to explore the project that was calling, here supported by Daniel Aneto through workshops and mentoring. Italian-inspired meals were shared at the communal table and the food was prepared on-site with seasonal, locally sourced ingredients by our chef Mateusz Szota. To support presence and balance, daily sessions of yoga, breathwork, and meditation were guided by Helena Quist