Occupy Facebook With Art emerged as a viral social media movement, primarily peaking between 2013 and 2016, designed to replace mundane status updates and political arguments with aesthetic beauty. Participants would post a classic or contemporary artwork and tag friends, challenging them to do the same. The trend was rooted in the idea of a 'silent protest' against the clutter of the digital age, promoting culture over noise. While some critics viewed it as a form of slacktivism, the meme became a massive global phenomenon, reintroducing millions of users to famous paintings and personal artistic expressions while fostering a sense of community through shared visual appreciation.