Contemporary artists are revolutionizing porcelain sculpture exhibitions by merging traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge digital interactivity. One innovative approach involves embedding motion sensors within delicate ceramic pieces, allowing viewers' movements to trigger dynamic light projections or soundscapes that respond in real-time. Augmented reality (AR) overlays have become particularly transformative - visitors scanning sculptures with smartphones unlock hidden digital layers, from 3D animations explaining creation processes to virtual environments where porcelain forms appear to morph. Some exhibitions employ touch-sensitive ceramic surfaces connected to generative AI systems that create unique digital artworks based on each interaction. Projection mapping techniques turn static porcelain installations into living canvases, with digital patterns flowing across textured ceramic surfaces in sync with ambient music. The most ambitious projects combine these elements into fully immersive rooms where porcelain objects serve as physical anchors for expansive digital worlds, blurring boundaries between material and virtual artistry. These technological integrations not only enhance engagement but also provide new ways to communicate porcelain's cultural significance, with interactive timelines revealing historical contexts or AR comparisons showing global ceramic traditions. As this fusion evolves, artists are experimenting with blockchain-enabled pieces that generate digital twins, creating permanent connections between physical sculptures and their interactive virtual counterparts.