Two old prints : here, a ship with one smokestack follows a thin strip of land along the horizon; there, a larger ship with three smokestacks sails in an endless sea. Not knowing the stories behind these two found photographs, Christopher Boyne makes them a point of departure for telling new ones. In an attempt to reproduce the effects of similitude observed in the two images, the artist creates fictions that are their equivalent. A narration for each vessel situates it in an imagined space-time, while a pennant associates each with a fictional shipping line. These unknown ships are thus granted new identities, allowing them to go beyond the fixity of the image and meet in fiction.