A painting with dark purple and black shades on the left and light gray and white shades on the right. The colors blend in the middle. Handwritten text in the bottom right corner says, "I will see you tomorrow. I will see you later. I will see you."

See You Tomorrow is one of the most personal works in Systems of Protection. A small, repeated ritual that carried an unspoken promise of continuity.

The painting explores the significance we retrospectively attach to broken rituals: the moment an ordinary phrase becomes charged with consequence, and our instinct to search for patterns, signs and meaning when confronted with loss.

Acrylic, oil pastel and graphite on canvas, 2026

122cm x 91cm
Close-up of a dark, textured surface with faint purple and pink hues and some chalk markings.
Close-up of a partially visible painting with dark brushstrokes and faint handwritten text that reads, "I see you."
Close-up of a partially visible painting with dark brushstrokes and faint handwritten text that reads, "I see you."