The DIY apparatus illustrated on the left (THEBRICK) emerged as an ad hoc solution to facilitate different live performance scenarios—e.g., audiovisual, audio-only, video-only, multichannel audio, or other—that is, as the means to creatively explore the digital output the various field explorations have resolved into. THEBRICK is a programmable device capable of live video, image, audio, data sonification, and text printouts. It surfaced not so much as a “solution” to presenting multimedia material that relates with the project; but, rather, as an experimental instrument that would allow nonstandard compositional experimentation with them. THEBRICK can be programmed to perform arbitrary tasks with respect to the available inputs, outputs, and hardware controls: eight audio outputs, two audio inputs, one video output, a roll-paper thermal printer, several knobs and buttons, and two LEDs. Performing with THEBRICK then becomes a dynamic and improvised process to manoeuvre the available digital artefacts and the available manipulations thereof in just a few possible fashions.