Analysis and Research on the Therapeutic Properties of New Media Art Exhibitions 

This project investigates the therapeutic properties of new media art exhibitions, which leverage digital technologies to create immersive, multi-sensory experiences. By comparing these exhibitions to traditional art forms, the study aims to highlight innovations and distinct therapeutic benefits. Using a combination of literature review, case analysis, questionnaires, and interviews, the research identifies key elements such as visual effects, soundscapes, and interactivity that contribute to psychological and emotional relief. The study also analyses how audience participation enhances the therapeutic impact. The goal is to provide practical guidelines for incorporating art therapy into new media art exhibitions, thereby addressing contemporary psychological challenges and promoting mental well-being. This research underscores the potential of these exhibitions to serve as effective therapeutic spaces, enhancing visitors’ overall mental health and emotional well-being.