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Visual gags create humor by relying on visual elements that elicit laughter without the need for words. These gags often involve exaggerated physical actions, unexpected occurrences, or clever imagery that can be instantly recognized by the audience, playing on surprise and absurdity. For example, Buster Keaton's approach emphasized storytelling through action and physical gestures, making gags both unique and visually intuitive. This visual humor can engage a wide audience, transcending language barriers and cultural differences.
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