Installation cinema is a form of art that combines film and visual installations to create immersive experiences. Unlike traditional cinema, which typically presents a linear narrative, installation cinema often allows viewers to engage with multiple screens, projections, and soundscapes, encouraging them to explore the space and interact with the work. This medium often blurs the lines between film, sculpture, and performance art. Artists like Bill Viola and Pipilotti Rist have used installation cinema to challenge conventional storytelling, inviting audiences to experience emotions and themes in a more personal and spatially aware manner.