The Molini di Triora creative residency awards a grant once a year to one resident to cover travel expenses. This ranges from flight tickets and travel and health insurance to an Uber from Nice to Molini di Triora and back to the airport with a driver from the village.
In 2026, the artist and musician Lotte Jürjendal was selected as the grant recipient. In 2025, the grant was awarded to the historian and editor-in-chief of the Tuna magazine, Helen Rohtmets, and the writer Kaspar Jassa. In 2023, the graphic artist Riina Uisk was selected as the scholarship recipient, and in 2024, journalist Mari Kukk.
The scholarship is intended for creative individuals from various fields residing in Estonia
In 2026, the artist and musician Lotte Jürjendal was selected as the grant recipient. In 2025, the grant was awarded to the historian and editor-in-chief of the Tuna magazine, Helen Rohtmets, and the writer Kaspar Jassa. In 2023, the graphic artist Riina Uisk was selected as the scholarship recipient, and in 2024, journalist Mari Kukk.
The scholarship is intended for creative individuals from various fields residing in Estonia
