Remember Tomorrow 

Jeff Jamison painted "Remember Tomorrow" using an expressive, impressionistic style that captures a moment of intimacy and reflection. The artwork, with its muted palette, places a seated couple at its center. The artist positions them in a shared, yet public, space that seems both communal and isolating. This tension underscores the ways we perform our identities in urban landscapes, negotiating private emotions within the collective experience. Here, gender and class are subtly explored through attire and posture, reflecting societal expectations and roles. Yet, it's the quiet embrace, the unspoken narrative between the figures, that draws us in. The artist asks us to consider how our personal stories intersect with broader social narratives. It's about the fragility of connection, the ephemeral nature of moments shared, and the quiet dignity of everyday life.