The Busan Metropolitan City fellowship in Land and Ecological Art is a residency program for writers whose practice critically examines ecological and land-based concerns. Situated in South Korea's dynamic cultural landscape, it offers a platform for sustained inquiry and production, allowing selected writers to develop new work while immersed in Busan's unique ecological and urban context. The program's thematic emphasis reflects a curatorial commitment to interdisciplinary dialogue and site-responsive writing. While specific terms regarding duration, stipend, and facilities are not detailed in the available information, the fellowship is designed for writers whose work critically examines the intersections of environment, place, and artistic practice. It provides an opportunity to interact with local artists, researchers, and communities, fostering a deeper understanding of ecological art as it manifests in South Korea and beyond. The program aligns with broader international conversations around land art, environmental humanities, and site-specific creative practice. This fellowship is not a generic writing residency; it is a focused opportunity for writers who are already engaged with ecological and land-based themes. The curatorial vision prioritizes work that is critically rigorous, context-responsive, and capable of contributing to interdisciplinary dialogue. Writers selected will be expected to develop new work that reflects their immersion in Busan's ecological and urban fabric, and to engage with the local artistic and research communities.