What Do You Mean By The Term Interactive Art?

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What Do You Mean By The Term Interactive Art?
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Interactive art is a form of art that involves a
special way of displaying the art that allows the
art to achieve all its purpose. Some interactive
art installations achieve this by observing the
thing or visitor first reaction when they are
around them. It is completely different from
traditional art. Some Interactive art includes
computer technology in it, but it is very
difficult as well as classy sometimes and it may
take the form of an interactive website or
digital interface if designed technical in order
to support performance.
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Art became interactive due to audience
participation in it. Interactive art is used to
define 3 dimensional installations by putting
something else inside something. It completely
depends on the audience behavior. Art keeps on
changing depending upon the customer reaction.
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Why it is called as an Interactive art?
Art becomes interactive when audience
participation is a main to be participated in
artwork. Audience behavior can cause the artwork
to changes on its own. While making or creating
an interactive art, the artist goes beyond every
considerations including how it will work, how
it will look or sound to the customer or
audience. The way that the art speaks or
interacts with the audience is very crucial part
and obviously it matter because of its essence.
The core of such art is in its behavior more
than in any other aspect. The creative practice
of the artist is different depending on his
perspective or state of mind.
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Why it is created and for whom?
A painting is always an static piece of art , and
a painter considers audience reaction always on
priority, the perception of color a customer
want, how he or she relate things together,
their relationships, scale or figurative
references is most important. Interactive art is
always an audiences behavioral response to the
artwork's activity that matters most to an
artist.
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Audience engagement cannot be seen or dependent
on the time taken by the artist to complete it,
because it is the first reaction that comes from
within and first impression is always the last
impression. It needs to be in terms of what they
do, how they do, how they interact with the
audience, how they present there thing and such
questions as whether they experience pain or
pleasure.
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