
Casa Luna
Casa Luna is an artistic residency supported by the Luna Foundation, designed to provide a nurturing environment for artists to reflect, create, and expand their practice.
We invite emerging and established artists whose work explores creative inquiry, community engagement, and meaningful expression.
The body of work created at Casa Luna is nothing short of breathtaking.

Casa Luna
Casa Luna is an artistic residency supported by the Luna Foundation, designed to provide a nurturing environment for artists to reflect, create, and expand their practice.
We invite emerging and established artists whose work explores creative inquiry, community engagement, and meaningful expression.
The body of work created at Casa Luna is nothing short of breathtaking.

Casa Luna
Casa Luna is an artistic residency supported by the Luna Foundation, designed to provide a nurturing environment for artists to reflect, create, and expand their practice.
We invite emerging and established artists whose work explores creative inquiry, community engagement, and meaningful expression.
The body of work created at Casa Luna is nothing short of breathtaking.
Tuscan Magic
Casa Luna is located in the Valtiberina, the historic “Valley of the Tiber,” a tranquil region surrounding Anghiari in eastern Tuscany.
Casa Luna • Anghiari, Tuscany
Valtiberina is renowned for its rich artistic heritage, including strong connections to the Renaissance, the birthplace of Michelangelo in nearby Caprese Michelangelo, and the work of Piero della Francesca, as well as long-standing traditions of artisanship in wood, stone, and textile crafts.
Casa Luna • Anghiari, Tuscany
Valtiberina is renowned for its rich artistic heritage, including strong connections to the Renaissance, the birthplace of Michelangelo in nearby Caprese Michelangelo, and the work of Piero della Francesca, as well as long-standing traditions of artisanship in wood, stone, and textile crafts.
Casa Luna • Anghiari, Tuscany
Valtiberina is renowned for its rich artistic heritage, including strong connections to the Renaissance, the birthplace of Michelangelo in nearby Caprese Michelangelo, and the work of Piero della Francesca, as well as long-standing traditions of artisanship in wood, stone, and textile crafts.























