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Reflections on the nature of interaction

The paper discusses aspects of digital art from the point of view of the notion of observable human – computer interaction. The use of the word interaction is reviewed and alternative approaches to describing the concept explored. In particular, a systems view is taken and contrasted with an action/response model. A refined view of such interactions is proposed in which artwork and audience are said to influence one another.