We are in the midst of a crisis of cultural innovation. Popular culture has lost its edge. The movies are stuck in a loop. Modern art has become an echo chamber. Creativity is on pause.

Art, film, and music are all struggling to evolve.

Despite the technological advances of the century we are in, stagnation has begun in many branches of art. Whether you call it commercial pressures, economic crises, political regimes, or claim that dull souls can no longer make art. From the recent past to the present, I ask the following question: Where did the free spirit of art go?

It's like everything has turned into custom-made junk. A period of chaos has begun, from music to cinema. Every new product is like a bad copy of the previous one. The things they want to keep in mind are just buckets of garbage.

The most important influence on art is society itself. Just like human beliefs, art changes over time. Being an archive of society's collective memory, its movement shifts with the artists who bring it to life. A few years ago, I attended an event at the British Library in........

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