Day one
Arrival. Walking. First marks. The body slows down enough to notice.
Art & Presence Retreat
Three days can change the way you see everything.
Not a workshop. Not a holiday. A held space for attention, landscape, materials, silence, food, and form.
Maximum 7 participantsThree-day rhythmEpirus and selected settingsInquiry first
What it is not
No performance. No retreat costume. No forced transformation.
You do not come here to become someone else. You come to listen more closely to what is already moving in you. The work is practical. The materials are real. The days have room.
Three-day rhythm
The days move with intention.
Day two
Material work deepens. The landscape enters the studio. Form begins to answer.
Day three
Gathering. Finishing without forcing. Seeing what has changed.
Location & setting
Epirus gives the work a ground.
Stone, sea, mountain, wind, table, studio. The setting is not decoration. It shapes the pace of the retreat.
- Outdoor attention and landscape-based observation
- Studio time for material exploration
- Shared meals as part of the rhythm
- Quiet time between guided sessions
Included
A small retreat, held with care.
What is included
- Artist-led guidance by Loreto
- Core materials for the retreat practice
- Three days of structured creative rhythm
- Maximum 7 participants
Dates & pricing
Upcoming retreat dates are opened by inquiry. Pricing depends on setting, lodging, food, and group structure.
Send a note first. The right format is shaped before a place is confirmed.
Retreat FAQ
Practical answers.
Is this booked through the normal workshop calendar?
No. Retreats begin with an inquiry because the setting, dates, and group rhythm matter.
How many people join?
Maximum 7 participants. The group stays small so the work can stay personal.
Do I need art experience?
No. You need attention, curiosity, and willingness to work with materials honestly.
Where is it held?
Retreats are rooted in Greece, with Epirus as a central landscape. Exact settings are confirmed by date.