Busan Metropolitan City has issued an open call for proposals for land and ecological art specifically conceived for Eulsukdo, a site of significant ecological and cultural importance in South Korea. The commission is rooted in a curatorial framework that prioritizes site-responsive practices, demanding that artists engage deeply with the environmental, historical, and spatial specificities of the location. This opportunity is open globally, though the location field indicates a focus on the EU; this likely reflects the call's administrative origin or eligibility nuances, but the primary site of engagement remains Eulsukdo. The selected project will be realized with an artwork support budget of 380,000,000 KRW, which covers production, implementation, installation, and stays, alongside a separate artist fee of 20,000,000 KRW. Additionally, artists or teams invited to the second-round presentation review will receive a presentation honorarium of 1,000,000 KRW. The scale of support underscores the commissioning body's commitment to ambitious, context-driven work that resonates with Eulsukdo's ecological and cultural fabric. This call is for practitioners whose work is fundamentally engaged with land, ecology, and site. The jury will seek proposals that demonstrate a rigorous understanding of Eulsukdo's specific conditions and a thoughtful approach to artistic intervention within that environment. The two-stage review process, culminating in a presentation, suggests a desire for projects that are both conceptually robust and feasibly realized.