Everyday machines, such as computer devices for instance, are specifically designed to work for a special purpose; on the other hand, these machines carry within the possibility to be treated as performative objects or transformative artifacts. In the performance, computers, data devices and artifacts used in an unconventional way, are subjected to unusual operations and becoming “embodied actors”, opening up unpredicted possibilities. The resulting images and interactions represent a record, which enables us to look at these media devices from another point of view. In the performance for Coded Cultures in Yokohama, a printer works like a musical machine connected to several DIY-devices transforming several inputs from the environment and the audience. The sensors on the modified printer are switches to operate everyday machines controlled by black and white colors on a roll paper. At the performance in Yokohama something unpredictable will happen using this system dynamically!