Wood carvings have evolved beyond static art forms, embracing interactivity and audience participation to create immersive experiences. Artists incorporate tactile elements, inviting viewers to touch and explore textures, grooves, and hidden details. Kinetic wood sculptures respond to movement—spinning, tilting, or changing shape when manipulated. Some pieces feature puzzle-like components, encouraging collaborative assembly or discovery of hidden compartments. Others integrate augmented reality (AR), where carvings trigger digital animations via smartphones. Interactive installations, like communal carving stations, let audiences contribute to the artwork directly. Storytelling carvings may include QR codes linking to narratives or prompts for viewer reflection. By blending craftsmanship with engagement, modern wood carvings transform passive observation into dynamic dialogue between art and audience.