#unfair

#UNFAIR is an articulation, a ‘proposition’, a ‘subjectile’ of skin, colour, race and caste; constructed through a process of ‘co-labour-ableing’.

This is a process of meaning creation and generation, through a call for action, addressing a shared concern through various stakeholders, communities and partners, constructing multiple alternatives through an evaluative process, building a collective knowing - ‘knowledge’.

A rendering that we propose is, working with each other in cooperation (bringing into action/contact), against the constructed norm. Discourse, which makes things explicit, relies on a background of tacit or practical knowing. The co-construction of shared knowing in discourse involves the negotiation of tacit meanings, for instance of the affordances of artifacts. The network of these meanings constitutes the social world in which we live and which we come to understand by building collaborative knowing. Epistemology asks how knowledge is possible; social epistemology shows how knowing is interactively constructed within communities

Processes of selecting visual sequences and each on-camera interviewee; entailed correspondence, meetings and discussions over numerous instances. Processes of cinematic rendering, content and locations for an interview have all been a constant shared decision by both the interviewee and production crew across timelines of over months. All the interviewees share personal accounts, narratives, research and data that they choose to bring to and co-labor with this film.

- Wenceslaus Mendes for #UNFAIR