PUT
Who are the men we barely notice as we cycle to work in the morning? The men who guzzle liters of coffee in a construction trailer (put) plastered with posters of naked women? The people who build the houses we live in?
We follow the break-time rituals of three construction workers in and around their construction trailer. Ready meals with kale, conversations about cement mixers or vacation plans, and a radio that plays Dutch hits nonstop. Until one day, a passerby knocks on the door of the trailer. The outside world sweeps in like a whirlwind, and the construction workers are forced to confront their own clichés.
What does the gaze of an outsider do to these construction workers? And to what extent does your profession define who you are?