We returned the very next morning. The Trevi Fountain, almost deserted at that hour, was emerging halfway into the light. I gazed at it, aware that somewhere in its waters lay the coin she had entrusted to the fountain last night, now mingled with countless others. She hadn’t told me what she hoped for, but I could guess. That morning, I didn’t expect answers; I knew I would have to wait several more tomorrows to see if it would come true. “The Wish’s Tomorrow” is inspired by the Trevi Fountain, an iconic site in Rome where wishes are cast each day with a coin. The painting contrasts the solid, intricately detailed stone of the building with the water’s fluid, abstract movement. It captures the fleeting moment of the wish and the waiting that follows. The title honors both the moment the day after the wish and the promise of what is yet to come.