Libraries and Landscape or What is it that I have Lost? is a performance structured around the im/possibility of finding a lost loved person through the reading of their inherited library. Gould invites the audience to sort through boxes of old photos, old letters, fragments of type-written text, clippings from newspapers, binoculars, scissors and books, as she takes on the task of ‘reading oneself backwards’. The performance is presented as a monologue, but at points the story is taken up by the recorded voice of absent characters and the sounds of other times and other places.