Interactive Arts refers to creative practices that engage audiences in a participatory manner, often blending traditional art forms with technology. This can include installations, performances, and digital media that invite viewers to interact, manipulate, or influence the artwork. The goal is to create a dynamic experience where the audience becomes an active participant rather than a passive observer. Examples of Interactive Arts can be found in virtual reality experiences, interactive installations, and performance art that encourages audience involvement. Artists in this field often use tools like sensors, software, and multimedia to enhance the interaction, making the art experience unique and personal for each participant.