The American artist has long been engaged in a photographic investigation of the relationship between built space and human energy. Guided by the idea that an inhabited place is an extension of the body and a space onto which we project, she has photographed a wide range of subjects: the living rooms of dead relatives and friends, classic side-road motels, churches, abandoned houses and hospitals, as well as commissioned projects such as the Boston Athenaeum and the Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park. Her particular interest lies in spaces that are at once public and private. This volume gathers a selection of pictures of psychoanalytic consulting rooms made in 1999 and 2000 in Buenos Aires and in New England.