Old Apple

Old Apple is a work open to many readings, deliberately leaving room for the viewer’s own interpretation. The title immediately recalls the world of computing and the technological change that has marked our era, suggesting how information, tools and habits have been transformed in just a few years.

It can be seen as a mix of memory, nostalgia and a look towards the future, but it imposes no single meaning: rather, it invites us to ask how time, technology and personal experience shape the way we perceive everyday objects and icons.