Interactive sculptures are three-dimensional artworks designed to engage viewers in a participatory experience. Unlike traditional sculptures that are meant to be observed from a distance, these pieces often invite people to touch, move, or manipulate them, creating a dynamic relationship between the artwork and the audience. Many interactive sculptures incorporate technology, such as sensors or digital displays, to enhance the experience. Artists like Theo Jansen and Kara Walker have explored this medium, allowing viewers to influence the artwork's behavior or appearance, making each interaction unique and personal.