TOMORROW
MAY NEVER
COME
An ongoing artistic practice
and evolving archive.
Tomorrow May Never Come (TMNC) is a long-term artistic practice and evolving archive exploring time, uncertainty and the fragile condition of being here. Emerging from the awareness that the future is never guaranteed, the project considers how fear, closeness, absence and ordinary moments shape our experience of the present. Recurring figures, thresholds and simplified spaces hold these tensions in quiet, open-ended images.
Selected Works
ARTIST STATEMENT
Tomorrow May Never Come began from an uneasy awareness that what feels stable can change or disappear. The project stays with the tension between uncertainty and presence: between fear of what may happen and the closeness, gestures and ordinary moments that still give shape to a life.
The works use a reduced visual language of figures, architecture, thresholds, shadows and celestial forms. These elements return in quiet, ambiguous situations. They do not illustrate specific stories. Instead, they create open spaces in which time, distance, memory and human relation can be felt without being fully explained.
TMNC develops through prints, drawings, photographs, notes and artist publications. Each work is both an individual image and a fragment of a larger, evolving archive. Repetition is part of the method: forms return, shift and acquire new meanings as the project grows.
The project does not offer reassurance or a fixed conclusion. It begins from the recognition that the future is not promised and asks what remains meaningful when certainty falls away. In this sense, attention—to a person, a gesture or a passing moment—can become a form of care.
PROCESS AND ARCHIVE
The project develops slowly through observation, drawing, visual testing, printing, photography and archiving. Sketches, notes, print tests and studio fragments are not only documentation of finished works; they form a working archive from which new images and publications can emerge.
This same method of observation, reduction and iteration also shapes how I teach visual communication and image-based thinking.
Selected Exhibitions & Recognition
Lahti Poster Triennale
Lahti, Finland, 2025
United States International Poster Biennial
Lafayette, Indiana, USA, 2025
Lublin International Poster Biennale
Lublin, Poland, 2023 and 2025
TMNC 001 is a pilot artist publication bringing together selected works, notes and process documentation. It is currently being developed as a physical extension of the project and as the first structured entry in the TMNC archive.
Prototype stage. Currently in development.
TMNC 001
Selected TMNC works are available as open-edition art prints, made to order in selected sizes on thick matte paper. Signed artist editions and publication-based sets are being developed as a separate future strand of the project.
Available Prints
Selected Exhibitions & Recognition
Lahti Poster Triennale
Lahti, Finland, 2025
United States International Poster Biennial
Lafayette, Indiana, USA, 2025
Lublin International Poster Biennale
Lublin, Poland, 2023 and 2025
TMNC 001
TMNC 001 is a pilot artist publication bringing together selected works, notes and process documentation. It is currently being developed as a physical extension of the project and as the first structured entry in the TMNC archive.
Prototype stage. Currently in development.
Available Prints
Selected TMNC works are available as open-edition art prints, made to order in selected sizes on thick matte paper. Signed artist editions and publication-based sets are being developed as a separate future strand of the project.
For exhibition proposals, curatorial inquiries and artistic collaborations, please get in touch.
For teaching, workshops or research collaborations in image-based thinking, see Education.
A record of what remains.