What have we done for you? is a 15 to 30 minute performance in which the artist, dressed as a soldier in a British camouflage military uniform, alternates between washing and having his feet washed by an invisible entity on either side of a wooden bench. The performance gradually unfolds into a series of spontaneous and peculiar actions involving leather shoes, socks, and various other objects. On closer observation, the repeated pairing of objects, two basins, two jugs, two towels, two soaps, and two saucers, mirrors the work’s central tension between self and other, power and submission, where roles remain fluid rather than fixed. The single wooden bench functions as a shifting border, walked upon, straddled, and repositioned, marking a fragile line between opposing sides that is continually crossed and unsettled. The performance examines political dominance and submission, the dynamics of self and other, and the shifting relationships between Soldier, Civilian, and State.