What can interactivity mean in art?

The artistic experience changing through viewer participation

Direct answer: A is correct. Interactivity means that the audience is invited to respond, move, choose, touch, contribute, communicate, or otherwise take part in the work. The viewer’s action, decision, presence, or reaction may influence how the artwork unfolds or how its meaning is experienced. The artist does not have to disappear; the artist often designs the setting, instructions, materials, rules, or technology that make participation possible. B is wrong because the artist may still be the creator or organiser of the interactive situation. C is wrong because interactive art can use many forms, objects, images, sounds, or spaces. D is wrong because excluding the viewer is the opposite of interaction. Memory cue: interaction means the artwork and audience affect the experience together.

This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Introduction to Art. Topic: Meaning of art.