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In the context of the ongoing and complex Covid-19 pandemic, with museums and historical sites still temporarily closed to visitors, technology is the most effective bridge for these sites to reach the public.
With content available in both Vietnamese and English, the public anywhere in the world can freely explore the museum's permanent exhibition spaces, admire the artworks, and listen to general introductions to the exhibition themes.
In addition, 100 representative artifacts featured in the iMuseum VFA multimedia narration application are also linked to the 3D online exhibition, marked with prominent icons to help visitors easily identify them.
In particular, the high-resolution video showcasing two national treasures—a 16th-century statue of the Goddess of Mercy and a screen by artist Nguyen Gia Tri—is meticulously crafted in terms of imagery and storytelling, allowing viewers to witness firsthand the beauty and appreciate the historical and artistic value of these masterpieces.
Regarding the video presentation of the lacquer painting by the renowned artist Nguyen Gia Tri, Dr. Le Thi Minh Ly, Vice President of the Vietnam Cultural Heritage Association, said: “The creation of the painting, its artistic value, historical significance, and even the intangible cultural heritage value of the lacquer craft are summarized and explained vividly, combined with skillful filming and expressive narration. I like this way of introducing museum artifacts in general and masterpieces of art in particular; it's both entertaining and provides an opportunity to learn many useful things.”
The online tour is completely free. Viewers can enjoy the 3D online exhibition tour on the website:vnfam.vn
