 Moving to France in 1987, Abrahams began to work with computer software (specifically DOEK, created for her by Jan de Weille in 1993) to develop and construct installations based on the complexities of her paintings.In 1992 her computer drawings were exhibited in her show "Possibilities", located at the l'espace Forum in Nice, France.From 1996, Abraham delved further into networked performance, with the emphasis on space and distance social networking entails, by creating a physical space to interact with the 'virtual world' in a show in Nijmegen.