A chain of conservation, innovation, and dissemination.
At the international scientific conference "Connecting Digital Spaces from Heritage to Training and Creativity in Fine Arts and Applied Arts in the Context of International Integration," held on November 6th, Professor Dr. Truong Quoc Binh from the Vietnam Institute of Culture, Arts, Sports and Tourism shared: "In the context of shifting the development model from exploiting material resources to more strongly promoting cultural, creative, and intellectual resources, heritage is becoming an important resource for innovation."
For fine arts and applied arts, heritage not only provides historical, aesthetic, or symbolic values, but also contains a rich system of materials including imagery, techniques, indigenous knowledge, methods of creation, and cultural memory. These elements can be studied, interpreted, and restructured to form new artistic values and creative products.