Why are we fixated on the 1990s

This article focuses on the exhibition "Nineties: Art and Fashion," which was opened at Tate Britain Museum in London. It explores the decade of the 1990s, prior to the rise of smartphones and social media. The exhibition demonstrates how that period represented a peak of innocence and renewal, featuring the work of young artists and photographers like Jürgen Teller, who documented youth life, club atmospheres, and technology that was limited yet creatively inventive. The article reflects on how 1990s technologies inspired artistic and fashion creativity, and how many people now feel nostalgic for that era, while also warning about some negative phenomena such as "heroin chic." It highlights the importance of balancing the digital and traditional worlds and affirms that this era was a turning point in the emergence of widespread participation in content creation and design.

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