Interactive art is characterized by its ability to engage the audience and allow them to interact with the artwork, often through physical or sensory means.

Yayoi Kusama is a Japanese artist known for her immersive and interactive installations, often featuring polka dots and mirrors, that invite viewers to participate and explore.

The Intermedia Festival was an influential exhibition held in London in 1968 that showcased interactive and multimedia artworks by artists from around the world, including Yoko Ono and John Lennon.

The Gates is a public art installation by Christo and Jeanne-Claude that featured 100,000 saffron-colored fabric panels suspended over 23 miles of walkways in Central Park, New York City.

The Orb is an interactive art installation by Studio Swine that consists of a large, inflatable sphere made of transparent material that visitors can enter and explore, creating a unique and immersive experience.

The Light Harp is an interactive art installation by David Rokeby that allows visitors to create their own light and sound compositions by touching and moving a series of illuminated panels, resulting in a mesmerizing and interactive experience.

The Magic Wall is an interactive art installation by Microsoft Research that allows visitors to create and manipulate digital art using their hands, providing a unique and immersive experience where visitors can interact with and shape the artwork in real time.

The Infinity Mirror Room is an interactive art installation by Yayoi Kusama that consists of a series of interconnected rooms filled with mirrors, creating an infinite and disorienting experience where visitors can explore the boundaries between reality and illusion.

The Motion Capture Canvas is an interactive art installation that allows visitors to create and manipulate digital art using their body movements, providing a unique and immersive experience where visitors can become part of the artwork itself.

The Music Machine is an interactive art installation that allows visitors to create and manipulate digital music using a series of interactive instruments, providing a unique and immersive experience where visitors can explore the boundaries between music and technology.

The Voice Canvas is an interactive art installation that allows visitors to create and manipulate digital art using their voices, providing a unique and immersive experience where visitors can explore the boundaries between sound and art.

The Neural Canvas is an interactive art installation that allows visitors to create and manipulate digital art using their brainwaves, providing a unique and immersive experience where visitors can explore the boundaries between mind and art.

The Emotional Canvas is an interactive art installation that allows visitors to create and manipulate digital art using their emotions, providing a unique and immersive experience where visitors can explore the boundaries between emotion and art.

The Cardiac Canvas is an interactive art installation that allows visitors to create and manipulate digital art using their heartbeats, providing a unique and immersive experience where visitors can explore the boundaries between life and art.

The Dream Canvas is an interactive art installation that allows visitors to create and manipulate digital art using their dreams, providing a unique and immersive experience where visitors can explore the boundaries between reality and imagination.