This painting is historical.

It is based on an authentic photograph of The Beatles captured in motion — a moment that became a symbol of an era, of freedom, and of time in movement. Yet here, history is not quoted literally; it is reimagined.

I combined this iconic image with my own painter’s palette — the same one I have used for 22 years and have never replaced. It holds layers of time, traces of countless works, and the imprint of my hands. It is not merely a tool, but a witness to my journey.

Within a single space, three realities come together:
my hands, as a mark of personal time and labor;
The Beatles, as a voice of global history;
and the palette — as a meeting point between past and present.

This painting is not about nostalgia.
It is about continuity.
About how a personal story becomes woven into the history of humanity,
and how art unites different eras within one living moment.