The work consists in a photographic series and a film, produced by the Foundation for the 1999 Venice Biennale. With her participation, Luisa Lambri earned Italy the Golden Lion as the best national pavilion, along with four other Italian women artists. Her work is a research about the volumes, around which the idea of architecture develops. Her photos do not emphasize the physical dimension of the architectural space, but concentrate on the psychological aspects of experience as mediated by architecture. A true architecture is one that visitors easily become oblivious to as they become a part of it. Her photos document this symbiotic relation between look, body and space.