Participant responses to physical, open-ended interactive digital artworks: a systematic review

摘要

The main aim of this systematic review was to describe responses ofudparticipants to physical, open-ended interactive digital artworks. Althoughudhuman-to-artwork and human-to-human responses were found in theud22 identified artworks, more human-to-artwork responses were reported. Bothudtypes of responses were further categorised into physical, verbal, andudcognitive/emotional responses. The artworks varied from small table-topudinstallations to large, dark open spaces, and had a range of interactiveudcomponents and features from a heart rate interface to complete bodyudmovements. Results imply there is no straightforward relationship between theudfeatures of the artwork and the kind of response. However, two factors seemedudto influence the participants’ responses: the content (concrete or abstract) of theudartwork, and the presence of others. Creating interactive artworks thatudchallenge new audiences and/or evoke specific responses requires moreudknowledge about the dynamics of the interaction between people andudinteractive artworks.