The K Ohle is a unique art installation created by artist Kurt Schwitters in the early 20th century. It is part of Schwitters' larger body of work known as Merz, which combines various materials and found objects to create a cohesive artistic expression. The K Ohle features a cylindrical shape and is made from a variety of materials, showcasing Schwitters' innovative approach to art. This installation is significant in the context of Dada and Surrealism, movements that challenged traditional artistic conventions. The K Ohle exemplifies the idea of transforming everyday objects into art, encouraging viewers to reconsider the boundaries of creativity and the nature of artistic expression.