故宮 l 未來，不期而遇

Using a modern typeface as the primary framework, symbolizing the contemporary era, we incorporate strokes from ancient script styles such as seal script, clerical script, cursive script, and regular script, connecting the transitions in time from ancient to the present.

The background is composed of irregular swirling curves and stacked noise particles to evoke a sense of space, echoing the wormhole hypothesis proposed by Albert Einstein and Nathan Rosen in the 1930s. Through the connection of wormholes, humanity's long-cherished dream of time travel is realized. In Taiwan, simply entering the National Palace Museum is like stepping into a tunnel that links time and space. In the National Palace Museum, there is no longer any separation between the future and the past.