Bernat Millet’s project, Blue Collar Workers, symbolises the static position the worker holds in a new scenario where machines overtake human activity. The fixed position of their arms and hands reflects the sudden sense of being out of place. For generations, their identity has been linked to working the steel, but stillness is coming closer and the fog of alienation is a permanent presence. Light plays a key role in an arctic landscape where the cold steel freezes every human movement.