I have been visiting Lake Ainsworth since I was little. My Dad swam in the same lake as a child, and has continued to do so throughout his life. This body of water holds shadows of my Dad that I will never meet, that I will never know. But, every time I return to this place, I know they are here - alongside the lingering echoes of myself and others.
As a body of work, Tomorrow Is a Long Time, seeks to examine the anteroom of being that the lake enacts, using the poetics of the camera to chronicle the traces of the past that can be felt in the present.