Pixel Crush is a collection of handwoven soft structures that investigates modularity, material logic, and sustainable form-making. Each fabric is constructed using a doubleweave technique with metallic film yarn, forming a consistent grid of padded pockets—each identical in size and filled during the weaving process to create a dimensional surface. This modular grid operates on two levels: first as a structural textile made of repeating woven units, and second as a prebuilt design system from which final forms emerge. Rather than relying on traditional cut-and-drape methods, bag silhouettes are assembled by joining these modules—guided by the fabric’s own logic and reducing material waste. The metallic yarn reflects light across the undulating surface, enhancing its sculptural quality. Pixel Crush continues an exploration of textile as structure, proposing a system where woven repetition becomes both the material and the blueprint for adaptable design.