Think this is just another damn workshop?

Think again.

This isn’t a retreat.

It’s a purgatory.

A place to face yourself,

to burn what holds you back

and rebuild what’s real.

We don’t teach lessons.

We don’t teach you the steps.

We push you into raw experience,

where emotion beats technique

and vision crushes theory.

Quarantine isn’t gentle.

It’s intense. Transformative.

A crucible built by artists

on a quarantine island in Menorca.

Boot camps.

Masterclasses.

Talks that cut deep.

Connections that last.

This is where progress begins—

not as a student, but as an artist.

It’s not a school.

Not a workshop.

It’s twelve hours a day,

seven days,

on a real quarantine island.

We keep the challenges secret.

You’ll know why once you’re there.

What matter are courage, honesty and responsibility,

the kind that breaks old habits

and tears down protective walls.

This is where you unlearn.

Where you stop following

and start choosing.

Not by the book,

but by your gut.

Seven days.

Twelve hours a day.

The island awaits.

Will you?

Art schools are necessary.

But they don’t teach you to question.

They don’t teach you to use fear.

They don’t teach you to celebrate vulnerability.

They make good students,

who become frustrated artists,

who become good teachers,

repeating unquestionable techniques.

And you?

You’re stuck in their heads,

painting their truths, living their limits.

But you don’t want that, do you?

You want to take what’s useful and leave the rest behind.

The world doesn’t need more harmless students.

It needs unapologetic artists.

Artists like you.

Are you?

Art schools teach you the how.

We focus on the why.

If you want technique, stay where you are.

If you’re ready to face yourself, get quarantined.

Here’s the truth:

A quarter of those who came once, came back.

Nine people have tattooed our logo.

One said it wasn’t worth it.

So ask yourself— is this what you don’t want,

but know you need?

This isn’t for everyone.

It’s intense. Exhausting.

It’s good.

Legend has it that every artist must confront their own shadow on their path to perfection.

Every artist carries a shadow.

FEAR whispers in the dark—fear of failure,

of rejection,

of being seen.

But fear isn’t the enemy.

It’s the path.

Even the greats feel the panic.

Even they face the dark.

At Quarantine, we don’t fight the shadows.

We feed them.

Through raw challenges, you’ll face what you fear.

Through a community that sees you, you’ll find your strength.

When you embrace the shadow,

your art becomes sharper, truer.

What holds you back

becomes what sets you free.

This isn’t perfection.

It’s transformation.

Quarantine just might be your place— but it’s not for everyone.

These are intense experiences.

They demand an open mind,

and not everyone is ready.

We hardly care about your skill level,

your success,

or your followers.

What matters is your fire—what drives you to create.

We choose the most committed, not the most polished.

Admission starts with a conversation.

You’ll get forty minutes.

A simple chat to see if we’re the right fit.

Not just for us to ask,

But for you to know.

If you’re in, you’ll reserve your spot with a 30% down payment.

We’ll handle the rest together.

Selection criteria

Commitment level

Open mind

Variety

We’re looking for a mix.

The willingness to step out of the Normie Zone.

Different fields, different voices, one shared fire.

We don’t need you to be polished.

We need you to be ready—

to question, to risk, to grow.

🌎 Artists from over 20 countries around the globe on a mission to transform themselves.

💪 65% Woman / 35% Men (YEP, women are bolder)

⭐ 20% Semi-professionals

🌟 30% Students

✨ 50% Professionals

This is a damn cult.

It looks like a horror movie.

Is it Jeffrey Epstein’s island?

It’s a scam.

These are the voices of people who’ve never been here— and never will.

But what about those who have?

The ones who have lived it?

Their words aren’t scripted.

Their voices aren’t paid.

They speak for themselves.

Want to know if it’s worth it?

Ask them.

Their contact info is under their testimonials.

Here's what those who've experienced Quarantine really have to say.

No doubt about it.

Unless you're a Steppenwolf who doesn’t care about connecting emotionally with anyone. If you're that kind of person, then no.

But if you're an artist who wants to connect and grow, this is definitely for you.

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