Art that requires viewer participation, creating a two-way relationship between the artwork and the audience.

A three-dimensional artwork designed to transform a specific space, often incorporating various media.

The use of multiple forms of media, such as video, sound, and digital elements, to create immersive experiences.

Strategies and techniques used to actively involve viewers in the art experience, enhancing their connection.

Methods and practices for presenting artworks in a public space, ensuring effective communication with the audience.

The process of creating a preliminary model of an installation to test concepts and functionalities.

Incorporating digital tools and multimedia elements into art installations to enhance interactivity.

Planning, executing, and overseeing art projects to ensure they meet deadlines and objectives.

The process of recording the artistic journey, including concepts, processes, and outcomes for future reference.

Statistical data about the audience, such as age, gender, and interests, used to tailor engagement strategies.

Techniques designed to encourage active involvement from the audience in an art installation.

A strategic outline for promoting an exhibition, including target audiences and promotional channels.

A schedule outlining the key stages and deadlines for creating and exhibiting an installation.

The process of analyzing and reflecting on one's work to foster continuous improvement and growth.

A visual collage of images, colors, and materials used to convey the desired aesthetic and emotional tone.

A detailed outline of the technological components required for an interactive installation.

Collecting responses from viewers about their experience to inform future projects and improvements.

Structured visits led by a facilitator to enhance audience understanding and interaction with the installation.

Collaborating with venue staff to ensure the successful installation and exhibition of artwork.

Working together with other artists, technologists, or institutions to enhance the creative process.

An art experience designed to fully engage the audience, often through sensory stimulation.

An artist's unique perspective and conceptual framework that guides their creative process.

The story or message conveyed through an artwork, often enhanced by interactive elements.

Comprehensive records of the exhibition process, including installation, audience engagement, and outcomes.

Involving multiple fields of study or practice, such as art and technology, to create innovative works.

Art that prioritizes ideas and concepts over traditional aesthetics or materials.