To mark the end of her year-long residency as Research Curator at FACT, Stella Sideli chairs this panel discussion exploring composition, polyphony, movement, and collective world-building as core elements of artistic and institutional practice. Grounded in ideas of listening, attunement, and shared or embodied resonance, this conversation considers how creative methodologiesspanning sound, voice, philosophy, computation, and performance can support re-thinking governance, decision-making, and collaboration. Bringing together artists and researchers working across different disciplines, the panel reflects on how improvisation, rhythm, and relationality shape collective structures, questioning hierarchical models of participation and institutional engagement. Rather than reinforcing extractive or transactional modes of involvement, this conversation explores openness, co-presence, and the generative unpredictability of collective processesasking how artistic practices and methods can challenge institutional dynamics and expand the possibilities of collaboration and transformation.