Artist Gil Chosil has garnered attention for her sensory approach to space and surface. For APAP5, she presented a new configuration of the X-Games park within Pyeongchon Central Park.

Introducing curved forms and mounds, the artist created a soft, flexible space that breaks away from the existing rigid structures. This was an attempt to embrace diverse sensibilities, moving beyond the male-dominated image often associated with extreme sports.

Chosil incorporated her unique visual language onto the surface of the concrete structures by adding stains, textures, and colors. She also utilized traffic control barriers to visualize the concept of 'bumper-ing,' which was implemented in the space as a way for different narratives to flow side by side.

The newly created X-Games park functioned as an open platform where various perspectives coexisted, and anyone could freely interpret and participate.