Established in 2025, the Taiping Elementary School Museum preserves Girl, a sculpture N̂g Thôo-tsuí gifted to his alma mater in 1920. The visual identity draws from sensory memories—hearing reading voices, smelling rice, and seeing Dadaocheng’s layered history. Symbols like banana trees, birds, and circles evoke nature, time, and legacy. Rendered in an ink-like, handmade style, the design expresses the museum’s connection to land, memory, and art through a tactile, contemporary visual language.