This presentation is part of an architectural and spatial experiment where material, human, and machine meet to create adaptive spaces. The installation consists of textile elements formed, joined, and relocated by bespoke, mobile robots controlled by humans. In architecture the quest for the static and permanent has a strong hold on the practice. However, in a world of constant change and impermanence, textiles provide new relevance. Serving properties of the ephemeral, lightweight and deployable, textiles can veil and unveil, illuminate, sharpen or diffuse, act as walls and ceilings, form surfaces or volumes, and influence the light and acoustic of space.