Sometimes this has taken the form of "psychodrama", films in which the artists appears as him/herself, in a manner which rejects the mediating interpretation of an actor in favour of a direct, and thereby authentic, presentation of the self. But in a number of films the artist's story is told in the form of voice-over. Rather than see the artist in a situation where performance, however spontaneous, necessarily engages with questions of acting-to-camera, we hear their voice and see events, or more often places, that have personal significance for them. The work is thus a way of taking the viewer on a journey through a particular landscape whose perception is framed by the artist's story, by the events that have coloured their, and hence our, attitude to these places.