An interactive virtual painting entitled Interactive Ink is on display at the Shandong Art Museum at Jinan, capital of the East China province.

The painting, which is 12 meters long, represents an innovative expressive form that combines painting and state-of-the-art motion sensitive software.

Viewers who pass the long hand scroll projected on the screen will re-shape the ink which flows and expands according to viewers’ speed, shape and direction of movements.

The interactive virtual painting will be displayed until March 9.