Feltscape embodies a breakthrough in design, utilizing an advanced digital manufacturing technique known as Robotic Additive Manufacturing (RAM). The innovative aspect lies in a newly developed method termed "push and print," where the combination of the fibre placement stage and the forming process elevates the creation process. Here, the robot simultaneously pushes the felt while placing the filament, effectively locking the fabric into its final, intended shape. This unique combination is the hallmark of this production process. The outcome is a remarkable creation—a dynamic, breathable cloud that evokes the essence of isolation on a philosophical level. What sets Feltscape apart is the integration of sensors and kinetic mechanisms, allowing the cloud to synchronize with a visitor's breath. The membrane rhythm adjusts gradually, guiding the occupant to either inhale or exhale at a slower pace. Feltscape's distinction and ingenuity were recognized when it became one of the six finalists at the esteemed Lexus Design Award. The design was showcased in New York, and presented to a panel including luminaries such as Paola Antonelli, Philippe Malouin, Bethan Gray, and Shohei Shigematsu (OMA).