Inspired by The Beatles’ iconic song "Penny Lane," this artwork serves as Paul McCartney’s counterpart to John Lennon’s "In My Life," both reflecting on their childhood memories in Liverpool. Central to the piece is the "bus shelter at the roundabout," a subtle reference from McCartney’s lyrics, grounding the viewer in the familiar, everyday life of the past.

In the foreground, windows and a coffee cup symbolize the present—reality, here and now. Beyond the windows lies a fading world of memories, represented through layered, translucent imagery. The hazy, soft-focus elements capture the ephemeral nature of memory, as it drifts between clarity and obscurity, between then and now.

This interplay between present and past requires the viewer to shift focus, oscillating between the physical here-and-now and the fleeting echoes of childhood. Like the song itself, the artwork invites a contemplative journey, evoking nostalgia while asking us to reconcile the passage of time.