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= a set of artistic practices that take the whole of human relations and their social context as their theoretical departure point, rather than focusing on independent, private, or static art object; it emphasizes interactive, participatory, and user-friendly experiences, often creating social environments—such as meals, meetings, or games—where the artwork exists in the interaction between the audience and the artist. | = a set of artistic practices that take the whole of human relations and their social context as their theoretical departure point, rather than focusing on independent, private, or static art object; it emphasizes interactive, participatory, and user-friendly experiences, often creating social environments—such as meals, meetings, or games—where the artwork exists in the interaction between the audience and the artist. | ||
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= a set of artistic practices that take the whole of human relations and their social context as their theoretical departure point, rather than focusing on independent, private, or static art object; it emphasizes interactive, participatory, and user-friendly experiences, often creating social environments—such as meals, meetings, or games—where the artwork exists in the interaction between the audience and the artist.
