The Corporate Art Style meme, often referred to as 'Alegria' or 'Corporate Memphis,' targets the flat, colorful, and highly stylized illustrations popularized by companies like Facebook and Google in the late 2010s. Characterized by disproportionately small heads and massive, flowing limbs, the style was intended to convey inclusivity and optimism. However, internet culture quickly turned against it, viewing the aesthetic as a 'soulless' and 'sanitized' mask for corporate greed. Meme creators use these templates to highlight the disconnect between friendly branding and the cold reality of corporate life, often pairing the joyful imagery with cynical captions about overwork, surveillance, or dehumanizing HR policies.