Collectively titled SHOOT, this series of works - comprised of live performances, photographs and videos - trades on the histories of both photojournalism and performance documentation. Observing Godard’s dictum “all you need for a movie is a girl and a gun”, a group of actors perform a series of scenes, which expose the interdependence and absurdity between all acts of shooting. Here the act is performed as a species of tableaux vivant or real-time still, that re-stages a range of photographic sources. The presence and absence of guns and cameras foregrounds the shifting relations between performer and audience, protagonist and adversary, through a mimetic reflection on the transpositions between documentation and live performance.