To create a static, unchanging artwork.

To engage the audience in a participatory experience.

To convey a message or narrative through traditional forms.

To preserve historical or cultural artifacts.

Audience participation

Use of technology

Emphasis on visual aesthetics

Responsiveness to audience input

By reflecting the values and beliefs of a particular culture.

By providing a platform for cultural expression and dialogue.

By promoting cultural understanding and appreciation.

All of the above

A painting displayed in a museum

A sculpture that can be touched and manipulated by viewers

A video installation that responds to viewer movement

A traditional dance performance

To create immersive and engaging experiences.

To facilitate audience interaction and participation.

To enhance the visual and aesthetic appeal of the artwork.

To preserve and document the artwork for future generations.

By giving the audience control over the artwork's form and content.

By blurring the line between artist and audience.

By questioning the concept of a fixed and unchanging artwork.

All of the above

Pablo Picasso

Yayoi Kusama

Vincent van Gogh

Michelangelo

Technical difficulties and maintenance issues.

Ensuring accessibility and inclusivity for all audiences.

Balancing artistic vision with audience engagement.

All of the above

By creating immersive experiences that raise awareness of social issues.

By encouraging audience participation in environmental conservation efforts.

By using interactive technology to educate and inform the public.

All of the above

Continued exploration of new technologies and mediums.

Increasing focus on audience participation and engagement.

Integration of interactive art into public spaces and urban environments.

All of the above