Welcome, dear patron of the ephemeral elephant art styles! Today, we'll be exploring the realm of Absurdist Reiteration, a subfield within kinetic koalas that defies the conventional norms of art criticism.
It's a style of art that takes the traditional koala and turns it on its head, much like a surrealist might do with a surrealist's surrealist.
By "turning it on its head," I mean weประก take the koala and make it perform a series of increasingly absurd actions, like balancing on one leg while reciting Shakespearean sonnets.
Or, you know, just making a really good effort to look cool while doing it.
We'll be examining a series of case studies, each one showcasing a different example of Absurdist Reiteration in action.
First up: Koala Philosophy 101
Next: Koala Surrealism 101