In the age of digital distribution, visual graphics and moving images have generated significant change ontologically. Traditional semiotic approach that emphasizes on analyzing symbolic elements has gradually been replaced by an abstract quality of mathematical logic and information architecture that can make a fluid transition between different states of materiality. Through the process of algorithmic computing, symbolic codes are generated to be recognizable symbols, signs, or images based on
traditional conventions. To the extent, this research attempts to place visual rhetoric into the digital era in order to explore the essence and significance of digital visual rhetoric. The research claims that the key element in
mapping and our understanding for the spectator to perceive the digital visual image is to comprehend that the underlying concept and structure of those visualization projects are the archive and database, rather than just a fabric relationship between persuasive and speech strategies.