The featured artists presented works in different mediums which all looked back to reassess the 30 years prior to The Arab Spring, presenting history as they saw fit. The 2011 Revolution in Egypt offered a time for national reflection, which was quickly echoed in the art scene. The artists, all of whom were born within the late 1970s to mid-1980s, have only experienced one president in their lifetime and felt that those years needed to be erased, or in some cases revised, developed, and reintroduced from the artist's perspective. The revolution gave way to critiquing the period in question more openly, as the artists reflect on what had happened to them personally, collectively, and internationally. The exhibition showcased digital and analog works, from film and video multimedia installations and sculptures, where the artists toyed with and manipulated references to contextualize a rapidly changing socio-political background.