The central methodology guiding the creation of the performance was a theatre-making process inspired by Moment Work, developed by the Tectonic Theater Project. Drawing on this methodology, Arawana Hayashi and Ricardo Dutra developed a loose adaptation for collaborative artistic prototyping, inviting participants to collectively generate, rehearse, refine, and assemble performative "moments" into a shared work of social art. Rather than beginning with a complete script, participants continuously generated small performative fragments—called "moments"—through movement, poetry, gesture, images, sound, dialogue, film, and spatial compositions. Each participant periodically assumed the role of director, inviting others to embody and experiment with their proposed moment.