By now we've traveled to, and performed or had musical projects in, 54-ish countries.

In May 2023, we travelled to Vietnam for a tour from South to North with eight concerts.

In May 2023 we had a fantastic tour of Japan that took us through Tokyo, Yokohama, Kanuma, Fujimi, Kamakura, Yugawara, Matsumoto, Nagoya, Osaka, Kyoto, Kobe, and Tokushima.

In February and March 2023, we were in residence in Fez, Morocco for the Nawat Fes program, organized by the American Language Center.

After spending some months around South America, we made our way to Mexico for a month-long trip around the country to perform and do small artistic projects.

In May and June 2022, we travelled from North to South in Chile by bus, passing through Argentina on the way. There were many concerts and collaborations, and impromptu visits to the deserts, plateaus, and mountains.

In April 2022, we had the chance to explore Medellín, Bogotá, Lima, Paracas, Chachapoyas, Cusco, and Arequipa, performing concerts and collaborating with local musicians as part of our tour in South America.

In December, we made our way to the Czech Republic for the first time. It was a packed month with concerts in Prague, Brno, Ostrava, and Pardubice.

Our trip to Tunisia in November 2021 was our first time leaving Europe since we came back from China in July 2020. Even if we spent the entire year traveling to different countries for concerts and residencies, there was something particularly exciting about this trip, and it truly lived up to expectations in introducing us to a completely different cultural landscape.

In October 2021, we stayed for one month in rural Connemara, as part of the Interface Inagh residency. It was a fantastic change to be in touch with a quieter, slower, and more rainy place all while exploring our own musical projects.

August 2021 brought Passepartout Duo to Portugal. While in residence at De Liceiras 18, we played six concerts throughout the country in Lisbon, Porto, Coimbra, and Valbom. It was a fantastic introduction to a country with an exceptional music scene filled with passionate artists and musicians of every kind.

June and July 2021 brought us back to Iceland and the Faroe Islands to work with two local composers, performing together to make music for sheep and people in unconventional venues.

From mid-May to mid-June 2021, we had the chance to live and work in Barcelona through a program at the Espronceda Institute of Art & Culture called IMMENSIVA.

The New Year brought us to Austria, living and working in an artist in residence program called AIR Niederösterreich from January through March. Our stay was characterized by working with a vintage Buchla synthesizer, filming at the Kunsthalle Krems, and taking long bike rides along the Danube.

With the turning of the new year, we wanted to create a small reflection on these past six months that took us from July 2020 to today. Alongside so many others, our plans for 2020 were completely uprooted, replaced with improvised solutions that were nonetheless full of music, people, and travel.

In May 2020, we traveled to Wunongding Village in Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, about 70km from Tibet and 3600m above sea level.

From October 2019 through May 2020, Passepartout Duo spent seven months as artists in residence at the Swatch Art Peace Hotel in Shanghai.

In October 2019, we took a long train journey across Asia from Tbilisi to Shanghai, connecting our residency in Geneva with our residency in Shanghai. Passing through Georgia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and China we performed concerts using a portable homemade set of instruments along the way.

From July through the end of September, Passepartout Duo had a very special opportunity: three months in residence in Geneva, Switzerland at the Embassy of Foreign Artists.

Nakanojo is the kind of sleepy little town that, for one reason or another, we usually end up staying in. Every two years it awakens again with a sprawling Biennale of contemporary art that hosts over 100 artists. The Biennale focuses on repurposing abandoned and otherwise unused spaces as art venues, taking participants a long way from the white walls of galleries with some stunning results!