Farmers – Structures of Labour
The agricultural landscape and its architecture reveal the geometry of work: barns, silos, machines, fences, furrows, fields. While driving through rural areas I observe how these elements shape the land.
The human presence is indirect – visible in traces, constructions, and rhythms imposed on the land.
Farmers explores how labour becomes structure, how necessity shapes form, and how production leaves its quiet, enduring patterns on the countryside.