In Tomorrow, Maybe, I explore the emotional state of waiting—between hope and uncertainty.

Figures rest within an imagined landscape, abstract and fluid, where boundaries dissolve and time loses form. Their postures evoke exhaustion, but not resignation—rather, a quiet endurance suspended in possibility.

Through stylized faces and layered organic shapes, this piece reflects how the human spirit quietly persists—even in moments when direction is unclear.

Here, the landscape is not a place but a state of mind—suggesting that limitlessness begins not outside us, but within.