Musicians, audience, and passersby are playfully intertwined to collectively create a temporary sound sculpture. We call it a “ritual playground.” It is about play, connection, and above all, a shared unique experience that transforms the perspective of a familiar place. This performance is “site-specific,” engaging with the unique characteristics of the existing space. Its auditory and visual elements comprise vibrant miniatures, refined compositions, modular visual objects, moving soundscapes, feedback saxophone, stereo trombone, and fragmented rhythms.