To create a static, unchanging artwork.

To engage the viewer in a participatory experience.

To evoke a specific emotion or response in the viewer.

To promote a particular political or social message.

Kinetic art

Digital art

Performance art

Traditional painting

Technology is essential for creating interactive art.

Technology is sometimes used in interactive art, but it is not necessary.

Technology is never used in interactive art.

Technology is only used in interactive art to create special effects.

Interactive art does not challenge traditional notions of artistic expression.

Interactive art challenges traditional notions of artistic expression by blurring the line between artist and viewer.

Interactive art challenges traditional notions of artistic expression by rejecting the idea of a finished artwork.

Interactive art challenges traditional notions of artistic expression by prioritizing the viewer's experience over the artist's intent.

Interactive art can be more engaging and memorable for viewers.

Interactive art can promote social interaction and collaboration.

Interactive art can be used to educate and inform viewers about important issues.

All of the above.

Interactive art can be difficult to maintain and repair.

Interactive art can be expensive to produce.

Interactive art can be difficult to transport and install.

All of the above.

Yayoi Kusama

Olafur Eliasson

Marina Abramović

All of the above

Interactive art involves the viewer in the creative process, while participatory art does not.

Participatory art involves the viewer in the creative process, while interactive art does not.

Interactive art and participatory art are the same thing.

There is no difference between interactive art and participatory art.

Interactive art has become more technologically advanced over time.

Interactive art has become more focused on social and political issues over time.

Interactive art has become more accessible to a wider audience over time.

All of the above.

Interactive art will become even more technologically advanced.

Interactive art will become more focused on environmental issues.

Interactive art will become more accessible to a wider audience.

All of the above.

The viewer is a passive observer of the artwork.

The viewer is an active participant in the creative process.

The viewer is both a passive observer and an active participant in the creative process.

The viewer has no role in interactive art.

Interactive art does not challenge traditional notions of authorship.

Interactive art challenges traditional notions of authorship by blurring the line between artist and viewer.

Interactive art challenges traditional notions of authorship by rejecting the idea of a single author.

All of the above.

Interactive art can raise ethical concerns related to privacy and consent.

Interactive art can raise ethical concerns related to the exploitation of viewers.

Interactive art can raise ethical concerns related to the manipulation of viewers.

All of the above.

Interactive art can be used to raise awareness of important social issues.

Interactive art can be used to encourage viewers to take action on social issues.

Interactive art can be used to create a sense of community and solidarity among viewers.

All of the above.

Interactive art can be difficult to evaluate using traditional criteria.

Interactive art can be difficult to compare to other forms of art.

Interactive art can be difficult to preserve and document.

All of the above.