If you are creating revolutionary art, or art meant to be perceived as revolutionary and transformative, you must go beyond the formulas of the 1990s. The world has changed dramatically with the rise of the cyber and digital era. This transformation from the industrial era to the cyber and digital era is not just a technological shift but a fundamental change in how we live, work, and think. It impacts every level of our lives—economically, socially, and culturally. The way we connect, communicate, and create has evolved, demanding new paradigms and perspectives.

To truly inspire and challenge people to confront contemporary issues, you must evolve and upgrade the templates you operate on. Clinging to outdated models is merely repetitive. Unfortunately, the vast majority of art today still relies on old paradigms, which is insufficient.

If you don’t upgrade your template and the topics you embody in your art, you actually reinforce the existing system by diverting attention from critical issues—issues that can save lives, humanity, and the future of mankind. It is crucial to provoke thought and engagement. Repeating nostalgia art doesn’t stimulate thinking; it places people in a comfort zone and turns off their critical faculties. Go out there, challenge the status quo, and create art that truly makes a difference.