The residency seeks to continue strengthening the social and artistic fabric of the region, promoting a situated point of view that links art with the territory in which it is developed. It is an opportunity for artists to relate their creations to the real, natural and constructed spaces, the original identity and cosmogony and the current life of the people, the history of successive colonizations and massacres, and the current socio-cultural context. Such positioning promotes critical thinking on these issues, nurturing the artists' imaginary and giving rise to a deep encounter in close connection with their territory.

In this edition the format will be virtual-face-to-face through a system of tutorials, coordinated by Paula Baró, Tiziano Cruz. The selected artists will have virtual meetings with the tutors during the month of August and will then carry out the face-to-face stage of the residency, living together for 10 days during the second half of September at the Centro Universitario Tilcara. On the last day of the residency there will be a free exhibition open to the public at the “Dr Eduardo Casanova” Archaeological and Anthropological Museum. All the activities carried out in Jujuy will be recorded in a short documentary, which will be later exhibited at the Centro Cultural Paco Urondo.