This fast-paced extracurricular workshop studied elastic fabrics' ability to portray and engage the phenomenon of emergent, self-organizing and unpredictable form.Live silk caterpillars were introduced to the study aiming for this approach, resulting in a system that expresses the juxtaposition of the form made by the agent -as
shaped by its natural, goal-oriented reasons- with elastic fabric media. The experiment was not attempt to express future possible material applications, but to express possible organic interactions between parameters of emergent form-making and man-made materials. The juxtaposition of and the interactions between natural and artificial elastic fibers was secondary.
Closely observing patterns, and opening questions about further media and the wide range of possible unpredictable results, as well as about the feedback of natural systems on artificial ones became a tangible source of interest; a system with potential for complexity and further experimentation.