Multiple knitted blue sweaters are connected and assembled into a single, continuous textile surface. This surface is tensioned throughout the exhibition space, spanning between floor, walls, and ceiling to form a spatial membrane. The sweater is detached from the individual body and transformed into a collective structure. Material tension, weight, and spatial suspension determine the form and permeability of the surface. Visitors move beneath and within the textile installation, where motion is transmitted across the fabric and affects other bodies in the space. Clothing no longer functions as a personal layer but becomes an architectural element that establishes relationships between bodies, space, and movement. The space is experienced as an interconnected system in which individual actions propagate through the whole.