- do you believe the art hanging on the wall in your office puts people at ease? It makes me agitated. - I try to curate this small collection with pieces that might calm a person when they come to see me. Soft colours and gradual transitions have been shown to help people respond more positively to this process and to open up. To be more candid. Try to trust the process, Buster. - I see you got a new one. - yes it’s actually a photograph and not a painting this time. - do all you psychologists got some sort of website where you buy this stuff? Lameofficeart.com or something? ‘You know what’s really hot this month, Gene? Pastels!’ - are you done, Buster? - may as well be. - she’s a photographer who lives in Bangkok and Frankfurt. Her process is actually very similar to the way that you create music and sound. Her name is Jessica Christl, to me she strikes a nice balance of intuition and control. . . - yeah, I can see that. - did you think any more about what we discussed last time you were here? - you mean about love and whether I think it’s an actual thing? - how did you define love during our last session? What phrase did you use? - mass delusion, probably. Or was it billy club? - no you didn’t liken the concept of love to a billy club during our last session, Buster. - I must have been talking to someone else.