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Revisiting 2000s Futurism: The Aesthetics of Tomorrow That Never Came
In the early 2000s, the future looked bright—perhaps not in a literal sense, but in a cultural and aesthetic vision that captured the imagination of a generation. Movies, games, and advertising spun tales of chrome, blue hues, and sleek designs, all hinting at a world brimming with technological marvels. Fast forward to today, and that vision seems almost unrecognizable. This article delves into the unique aesthetics of the early 2000s, exploring the promises of futurism from that era and uncovering the reasons why these visions have become relics of the past.