Humor's influence in art and photography has evolved throughout history, often serving as a social commentary or offering lighthearted relief. The ancient Greeks and Romans often relied on humor in their art and theatre to convey specific emotions and provide commentary on society. Medieval jesters were depicted in tapestries and satirical caricatures were created during the Renaissance. Caricature and cartooning flourished, while photography captured candid moments of human folly. Modern and contemporary artists use humor to challenge societal norms, provoke thought, or simply elicit laughter. From Pop Art's playful defiance to staged photography's absurdist wit, humor continues to be a powerful tool for artists to engage viewers and challenge perceptions.