Eyebombing is the whimsical practice of placing self-adhesive googly eyes on inanimate objects in public spaces, transforming mundane items like trash cans, fire hydrants, or broken signs into quirky living characters. Unlike traditional graffiti, eyebombing is intended to be non-destructive and aims to spark joy by bringing a sense of humor and humanity to the sterile urban environment. The movement gained significant traction in the late 2000s and early 2010s via social media platforms and dedicated blogs, where enthusiasts shared their most creative and expressive placements. In meme culture, eyebombing photos are frequently used to illustrate feelings of shock, confusion, or awkwardness, leveraging the phenomenon of pareidolia to give a voice to the voiceless objects around us.