*Weave Me In* is an installation created by Fiber Media Lab, an art collective based in Hangzhou, specifically for the 2026 Spring and Autumn Market at Taoxichuan. Using woven structures, the work constructs an open, traversable space. Woven bands and textiles intersect and extend throughout the environment, forming a network of pathways that continuously unfolds and evolves. The visual language of the work emerges from the reinterpretation and reconfiguration of everyday graphic forms and traditional patterns. These include the divisions of window lattices, the structures of urban neighborhoods, the geometric forms of everyday objects, and textile pattern systems drawn from diverse cultural traditions, such as diamond grids, repeating motifs, and symbolic totems. These varied visual elements are distilled into fundamental units for weaving. Reorganized, assembled, and extended throughout the space, these heterogeneous patterns gradually give rise to a series of interconnected “pattern fragments,” resembling a textile map spanning time and geography. As visitors move through the installation, their movements activate the structure, bringing patterns from different cultures into new relationships and arrangements through their interweaving. In this way, the work generates an evolving spatial experience shaped by movement, encounter, and the ongoing formation of new connections.