 In a review written by Maria Chatzichritodulou, she comments on how the minimal use of physical objects gave the performance a sort of 'nakedness' whilst creating a still life piece of artwork from stationery and office equipment.Chatzichristodoulou compares the performance to similar more technologically complex performances such as "Hole-In-Space", which used satellite technologies, and the imposing advances of internet telephony protocols such as the application Skype, and concludes that "If Not You not Me" emphasises how the physical surroundings and the implication of a durational performances can contribute to the power of a performance by simplifying the technology to a simple screen and webcam.It also initiates a technological and physical exchange between participants as well as recognising a disconnection from an intangible corporeal reality shared by fellow active audience members.