It’s a great location, beautiful building and context. Organisation was smooth with a complete freedom to create. Loved it all! Anna Horvath –  https://ahaobjects.com

Being a resident of the BPC was one of the most rewarding experiences of my career. It gave me the chance to dive into my work without the usual daily distractions and really live in a creative flow. Beyond that, the support from the residency staff was incredible—it’s an experience that can completely shift your perspective and push your art to a new level. If you’re looking for a space to grow and explore without limits, the BPC could be the perfect next step. Jessica De Mers –  bio.site/JDeMersArt 
 

They should definitely take the opportunity to create in such a beautiful property in a beautiful village in the most enchanted island on earth.  Adrian Abela – adrian-abela.com

The BPC Residency in Xagħra, Gozo offered a deeply immersive and inspiring environment — a serene haven infused with Mediterranean spirit and rooted in a sense of place. Nestled in a quiet alley within walking distance of a tightly knit Gozitan community, the residency provided a space where creative practice could unfold with both focus and fluidity. Ritty and Pat were incredibly helpful. Surrounded by layers of heritage, seasonal rituals, and the rhythms of village life, the residency allowed for an intuitive dialogue between the artist and the environment. Local tradesmen, artisans, and residents offered warmth and generosity, enriching the experience with meaningful encounters and cultural insights. The proximity to UNESCO World Heritage sites, Michelin-recognised gastronomy, and untouched coastal landscapes further deepened the connection between nature, culture, and creation. More than just a physical space, the BPC Residency became a conceptual retreat — a kind of contemporary hermitage — where ideas could simmer, transform, and emerge in their own time. It was a place of grounding and regeneration, where the elemental stillness of Gozo supported artistic inquiry and reflection. Victor Agius – www.victoragius.com