During the final week, the artist relocates to a secluded retreat in the periphery of central Accra. Rooted in notions of personal development and emotional well-being, this alternative space – a private equestrian residence distanced from urban agitation – acts as a removed psychological sanctuary.

With the support of a clinical psychologist, the artist receives personal, professional, and creative guidance. In parallel, he is offered access to multiple intellectual resources, from a specialized art collection to a considerable art library. Through its unconventional format, Noldor advances an organic, holistic approach to creation – one where emotional health nourishes an artist’s creative process.