 As put in a B&H Studio Visit with Carucci, her work consistently dives into the personal, yet always with the goal of finding universal meaning.Her photographs reflect qualities of the snapshot home-photo-album aesthetic, yet also that of the theatrically staged image.In this, she melts boundaries between the two extremes of Nan Goldin and Sally Mann, two of her greatest inspirations, as described in ARTnews article published in November of 2006 by Edwynn Houk and in the B&H Studio Visit with Carucci.