This artwork is a visual interpretation of The Beatles' song "In My Life," embodying the nostalgic and reflective spirit of John Lennon’s lyrics. The layered cityscapes and textured surfaces evoke a sense of memories overlapping, some vivid and others softened by time—just as Lennon reflected on the places and people from his past. The grand piano, central to the piece, is a nod to George Martin’s memorable piano interlude in the song. It represents the emotional depth and structure of the melody, while also serving as a bridge between the past and present. In the same way that the piano interlude connects different sections of the song, this piano connects the layers of memory, guiding the viewer through moments of reflection, much like the way Lennon revisits the people who shaped his early years. The cityscape imagery blends familiar urban scenes with a dreamlike quality, symbolizing the neighborhoods and figures Lennon knew in his childhood—places and faces that left a lasting imprint. By merging these urban elements with the intimate presence of the piano, I sought to convey how memories of people, especially from childhood, remain embedded in our consciousness, influencing us throughout our lives. The weathered texture and subdued colors echo the faded photographs of the past, inviting viewers to step into a world where personal and collective histories intertwine. Ultimately, this piece reflects on the enduring impact of the people and places we once knew, and how they continue to resonate within us, much like the lasting influence of the song itself.