Art activations invite viewers to actively engage with the artwork. They can include interactive sculptures, light installations, or immersive digital experiences.

R and VR technologies are increasingly being used to create immersive art activations. Through the use of mobile apps, viewers can experience virtual artworks, explore virtual worlds, or interact with virtual objects and characters.

Art activations are created specifically for a particular location or environment. Artists consider the physical space, architecture, and history of the site to create an artwork that interacts with its surroundings

Live performances that blur the boundaries between visual art, theater, and dance. Artists use their bodies, movements, and gestures to express ideas, emotions, or narratives. Performance art activations can take place in galleries, public spaces, or even unconventional settings, challenging traditional notions of art and engaging viewers in a dynamic and ephemeral experience.

Street art activations involve the creation of large-scale murals, graffiti, or installations in public spaces. Street artists use these interventions to communicate social or political messages, beautify urban environments, or create a sense of surprise and wonder. Street art activations often engage with the local community and can spark conversations about public art and urban culture.

Participatory art activations encourage active involvement from the audience. They invite viewers to contribute to the creation of the artwork or engage in collaborative experiences. This can include activities like community art projects, interactive workshops, or installations where viewers can add their own creative contributions.