Old TV VS New TV

The bold, simple stripes and the limited color palette, especially with the prominent black bars, could be interpreted as a playful nod to the differences between old and new TVs. The black bars might represent the “letterboxing” or “pillarboxing” seen on older TVs when displaying content not matching their aspect ratio, or even the simplicity of early color broadcasts. The bright, distinct colors could symbolize the vibrancy and clarity of modern displays, or perhaps a color bar test pattern, which bridge the gap between older and newer video standards. It has a very graphic and almost abstract feel that leaves room for interpretation.