The National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts has long promoted the cross-disciplinary integration of technology and art, deepening the value of its collections through technological applications and appreciating important Taiwanese art creations from multiple perspectives. In recent years, it has completed the accumulation and utilization of numerous digital collections. Through its long-term promotion of cross-disciplinary collaboration between technology and art, the museum has re-presented its collections, including works such as "Lotus Pond," "Zuoying Lotus Pond," "Water Buffalo Herd," "Endless Rivers and Mountains," and "Nine Suns in the Sky," using innovative technological applications to give the collections a new look and provide viewers with a different experience of understanding and viewing the works. In 2023, with the support of the "Arts and Cultural Venues Technology Innovation Project," the museum attempted for the first time to transfer the exhibition space to an online venue, combining dynamic web page effects and digital content from its collections to develop a new exhibition and performance model to promote the museum's collection.