Tomorrow is Sunday is a long-term photographic project which explores my return to the family farm following a family bereavement in 2013. Throughout this time, the camera, and other practices of reading, writing and observing have been employed as tools to negotiate this challenging and unanticipated return. Adopting a slow and reflective approach, I began to document aspects and encounters from day-to-day life, gradually producing logbooks and inventories of routine farm tasks and domestic duties, reviewing animals, fields, trees, rocks, farm tools and the prevailing passage of time. This scrupulous approach of logging, compiling and indexing is driven by a desire to comprehend this complex transition and reflects an effort to regain some semblance of order where past and present might begin to reconcile in some way.
