A Painting Of Three Places , artist and teacher Icelandic Pall Thayer, author of Panse , International Spontaneous Jam Session and Hlemmur in C , is a 2D spatial representation that is based on data collected through tracking devices, with an aesthetic minimal reminiscent of the early works of net art if you exclude interactivity. The detectors work with Bluetooth technology and operate in 3 different times and places. The coordinates are mixed forfeited every time in a different way when you start the applet (and it benefits from the construction of the moving picture) producing up to a maximum of 6 possible variations. 'A red square is produced if one of the two coordinates changes and the other not, a yellow square is obtained if no coordinate changes, while blue means you have changed both coordinates'. In carrying out formal – so – interesting is precisely what is behind the picture. Regarding the emotions, however, the author has a theory: that of ' abstract narrative ', so the story behind – in this case – to the picture, that line space-time that the artist gets and manipulates every time differently with different technological solutions, is available to personal interpretation of the users, absolutely free (or abandoned?), so nothing has been acquired once and for all.