Video installation is a form of contemporary art that combines video technology with physical space. Artists create immersive environments by projecting videos onto walls, screens, or objects, often integrating sound and other media. This approach allows viewers to engage with the artwork in a dynamic way, experiencing it from multiple angles and perspectives. Typically displayed in galleries or museums, video installations can convey complex themes and narratives. They often encourage interaction and reflection, inviting audiences to explore the relationship between the visual and auditory elements. This medium has gained popularity since the late 20th century, influencing various art movements and practices.