The characteristics of interactivity and interfaciality of contemporary interactive new media art has changed the relationship between creators and spectators in traditional artistic creations. There is no exception in dimensions of aesthetic perception, reading approaches, and physiological responses. Hence, this research's departure is from the perspective of spectatorship, and aims to examine how the new media artist locates the position of spectator after general recognition of the concept of "immersion." By applying phenomenological aesthetics, the research attempts to analyze the dynamic interactive relationship between creations and interpretations of the artwork of contemporary youth artists in Taiwan.