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Interactive art installations that combine digital technology, projection, and sensors to create immersive experiences for museums, galleries, public spaces, and events.


What are some examples of interactive art?


Projection Immersive Art


Our Projection Immersive Art combines digital projection technology with creative art to create a fully immersive experience through dynamic light and shadow, interactive design and surround sound.


Interactive Art Wall

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Our interactive Projection Art Installations, ideal for museums and events, use your movements to trigger special effects like rainbow walls, smoke, fireworks, fluid particles, and the Abstract Waves game, offering a magical digital experience.

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Human Body Digital Art Wall


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The "Human Body Digital Art Wall" uses sensors to capture visitors' movements, transforming them into dynamic art particles displayed on a screen. These particles form an ever changing digital artwork, changing in real time as visitors interact with the sensors.

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Interactive Touch Wall


Interactive Touch Wall installation

Our Magic Wall is inspired by the one in Hogwarts. When Harry Potter approached the wall, the portrait on it came to life, greeting him like a real person. We’ve recreated this magical effect for an interactive experience.

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LED Backdrop for Taking Photos


LED Wall installation

When visitors strike a pose in front of the LED screen, digital petals bloom around them. It can be customized with ads. Sharing the photos or videos on social media helps spread the message, creating a memorable and impactful experience.

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Interactive Art Lights

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This Interactive Light Installation combines advanced lighting, audio, and projection technology to create a multi-sensory experience that blends the forest’s natural beauty with digital artistry. Precision lighting highlights the forest’s contours, while dynamic audio and projections bring the environment to life with movement and narrative.

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Digital Art Painting

Using a digital picture frame to display art, this fusion of technology and creativity offers a vivid, dynamic art experience. Touch and motion sensors allow viewers to interact with the art, deepening their engagement with new media art in galleries. This blend of traditional art and modern technology creates a unique, innovative display that brings art to life in exciting new ways.

Digital Art Painting

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Sound Art

The sound sensor embedded in the art installation captures audience sounds, transforming them into digital content displayed on a screen. This creates a more immersive and impactful way to convey the emotions and meaning within the artwork.

Sound Art Installation
Sound Interactive Art Installation

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Projection Mapping


Projection Mapping Art

Have you ever seen a building transformed with projection images? This technique, called projection mapping, is perfect for events or permanent installations, allowing you to redesign a building's exterior. It’s a great way to attract attention and showcase cultural or brand messaging. We can customize 3D video content to map onto your building's exterior for a unique and engaging experience.

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What is an interactive art installation?

An interactive art installation is a digital or physical artwork that responds to visitor movement, touch, or sound using technology such as sensors and projection systems.

Kleader interactive art installation offers a variety of immersive experiences, including immersive projection, interactive media art, and interactive lighting installation art.

Virtual reality is revolutionizing the creative process of performance art, pushing the boundaries of contemporary arts and offering unprecedented immersive experiences.

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Where are interactive art installations commonly used?

They are commonly used in museums, galleries, public spaces, cultural exhibitions, and brand experience events.


What technology is used in interactive art installations?

They typically use motion sensors, cameras, projectors, interactive software, and real-time rendering technology.


Where Are Interactive Art Installations Used?

  • Museums and science centers

  • Art galleries and cultural exhibitions

  • Public spaces and city installations

  • Brand events and experiential marketing


Types of Interactive Art Installations

  • Projection-based interactive art

  • Motion-reactive digital artwork

  • Sound and light responsive installations

  • Immersive environments using sensors and software


Benefits for Venues and Visitors

Interactive art installations increase visitor engagement, encourage exploration, and extend visit duration.

They help venues create educational, emotional, and interactive storytelling experiences.


What are the characteristics of interactive art installations?

The characteristics of interactive art installation mainly include interactivity, immediacy, high technology, selectivity, experience and space:

  • The core feature of interactive art installation is to allow the audience to interact with the work and enhance the viewer's experience;

  • At the same time, the work can immediately respond to the interaction of the audience and provide immediate feedback;

  • The interactive art installation integrates advanced technologies, such as computer graphics, information collection and processing technology;

  • The audience can choose the way to interact with the works according to their own preferences, which increases the diversity of the works and the autonomy of the audience.


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