Tryptichon was an audio-visual performance aiming to combine contemporary dance, psycho-geography and GPS technology. The project was realised in concert with Mukul Patel and Manu Luksch from AmbientTV.net.

Initial development of the project has been made possible by the Arts Council England, and in November 2003 Tryptichon was shown in its first version at the DMZ festival at Limehouse Town Hall, London.

The project’s framework then was extended, explored and further experimented with during a one-month residency at NIFCA (Nordic Institute for Contemporary Art) on the small Finnish island Suomenlinna. At the end of the residency the work was presented at the Pixelache 2004 festival, with a performance at the Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art in Helsinki.