Mid-2003 Garton completed a major work commissioned by the Australian Centre for the Moving Image - a video installation (From Drift to Derive) and prototype stop-motion narrative engine, D3, taking inspiration from Situationist theorists, including Guy Debord. In September that year "The Age"s Jenny Sinclair described D3 as a "combined exhibition and authoring engine" where users – typically Melbourne tourists – are able to "tap on a touch-screen map" to access "images from particular locations" and drop them into "a personal image repository".