Livanates is a small coastal town on the Euboean Gulf, approximately 150 kilometres north of Athens. The surrounding landscape combines olive groves, agricultural land, and the sea, while the wider region is closely connected to the history of ancient Locris and Ajax the Locrian.
The residency space consists of a 90 m² apartment located approximately 100 metres from the beach. It includes two bedrooms, a spacious shared studio, and east- and west-facing terraces. A backyard with fruit trees and a nearby field of olive and pomegranate trees provide additional spaces for outdoor, ecological, and site-responsive research.
The two residency locations offer distinct environments that encourage different approaches to artistic research while remaining connected through the Center’s broader investigation into computation, ecology, and living systems.
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