Interactive art is a creative practice in which the artwork’s form, behavior, or outcome changes in response to human and non-human interaction. Using technologies such as robotics, sensors, sound, and video, these works invite participants—whether people, animals, or environmental forces—to influence the piece in real time. The interaction may trigger movements, generate soundscapes, alter visual projections, or activate mechanical systems, creating a dynamic feedback loop between the audience, the environment, and the artwork. By merging living and technological elements, interactive art transforms spectators into active collaborators in the creative process.

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