These two photographs by Nan Goldin offer intimate glimpses into the lives of individuals across different European cities during the early 1980s. The first image captures a stylishly dressed young person alongside a dog in London, reflecting the era's subcultural energy, while the second tenderly documents a woman named Käthe in a bathtub in Berlin, a setting emblematic of Goldin's unflinching exploration of private, domestic moments. Together, the works exemplify Goldin's signature diaristic approach, treating her subjects with raw vulnerability and deep personal closeness.