Kriel is now an artist, producer and DVJ based in London. He is also the United Nations World Summit Awards National Expert in New Media.

In 2000, Kriel was appointed Artist-in-Residence at BBC Radio 1, collaborating with Pete Tong to create the world's first weekly VJ stream for the web. While there, he created the first live nationally telecast DVJ mix for BBC Three / BBCi as part of Glastonbury 2004, the same year he became the first Pioneer ProDVJ. The NME named him the world's leading VJ; he has featured in DJ Mag's Top 20, and was recently billed "the world's first superstar VJ" by The Times.

As a DVJ, he cut his teeth on the UK's major dance festivals, and these days you'll find him driving dirty dancefloors from Detroit to Ibiza to St. Petersburg. As a visual artist, Kriel's work has included installations and performances at the Venice Biennale, Tate Britain, the Royal Festival Hall and at the gallery of Tomato Design (that's the band Underworld). As a composer/producer, his works have seen premieres at London's Queen Elizabeth Hall, the Royal Opera House, and Ars Electronica.

Kriel is also Sr. Lecturer in Digital Media, DASS, London Metropolitan University, where he is currently working on a one-man audio/visual show to premiere in Los Angeles, and is researching his second book.

Kriel is represented exclusively by Ultra DJ Management