Project on Crisis emerged from the question of how artists living in different conditions might think and work together under crisis. Developed between Busan and New York, it took climate crisis, relation, racial conflict, and gender not as themes to illustrate, but as lived conditions to move through collectively. Research, collaborative workshops, public presentation, and an online platform formed the structure of the project. What mattered here was not a single finished result, but the possibility of sustained cross-cultural exchange through artistic process — slow, relational, and open to difference.