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Audience is immersed through the simulation of the sun and sky within the Turbine Hall, creating a sensory experience with mist, mirror reflections, and warm light.

La Monte Young and Marian Zazeela's sound and light environment immerse visitors in a continuous frequency sound field and magenta light, designed for a meditative and perceptual experience.

The installation by Anish Kapoor immerses viewers with a giant whirlpool, mimicking a natural vortex, to create an experience of sublime disorientation and awe.

The artistic collective Squidsoup uses thousands of LED lights and sounds to create an immersive environment that simulates the flight patterns of starlings, placing the audience within the flock.

Audience experiences immersion by walking through a room where it is raining everywhere except where they step, enabled by 3D tracking cameras.

Designed by Es Devlin, the audience is engaged within a labyrinth of mirrored walls that reflect their image and LED lights, creating a mesmerizing and disorienting spatial journey.

Audience immersion in this performance art by Andrew Schneider occurs through rapid-fire monologues, sudden blackouts, and innovative light and sound design, which create a space where time appears fluid.

Ryoji Ikeda's audiovisual installation immerses its audience with rapid patterns of synchronized sound and visuals, engulfing the senses and altering perceptions of digital data flows.

This video installation by Hito Steyerl immerses the audience in a digital realm using a narrative video within a space resembling a futuristic game arena.

Christo and Jeanne-Claude's installation immerses the onlooker by encircling 11 islands in Miami's Biscayne Bay with floating pink fabric, altering the water's visual/aesthetic properties.

Lygia Clark's interactive piece involves the audience by having them insert their head into a fabric piece, becoming part of the artwork while isolating them from their immediate surroundings.

Philip Haas's installation of giant sculptures reflecting the changing seasons through botanical features, texture, and color immerses audiences in the essence of each season.

Yayoi Kusama's installation surrounds audiences in a seemingly endless space with reflective surfaces and repetitive light patterns to create a sense of infinite space.

Audiences are engulfed by a massive, air-filled sculpture by Anish Kapoor, which alters perceptions of space and the monumental within the Grand Palais in Paris.