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RESTORATION
Artesicura guarantees the restoration of your artworks
PAINTINGS RESTORATION
PAINTINGS ON CANVAS
For works painted on canvas we offer various interventions that depend on the damage and composition of the work. Starting with a superficial cleaning, you can then operate on the canvas and the support of the work. It is also possible to protect the painted film and stop the colour to restore the work to its original splendour
PAINTINGS ON PAPER
For these works the same type of intervention is carried out, but with different chemical solutions compared to the works on canvas. Particularly suitable for works on paper are the compensation and/or recomposition of cuts and lacerations present on the work when the cut is not very deep. Otherwise a more invasive intervention is necessary to make and apply inserts with paper pulp or Japanese paper in the missing areas.
Sculpture restoration
STONE SCULTPURES
Stone has been for many years, especially for modern works, the favourite material of artists. Today it is used less, but all the more reason it is necessary to take care of the stone works of a collection also because they are often exposed outdoors, they are the most subjected to the climate change
METAL SCULTPURES
For metal works, attention must be paid to some preliminary interventions that are related to their location. For example, if it is necessary to disassemble the packaging and, if necessary, create a temporary support to restore the work.
It is also necessary to be familiar with the chemical composition of the metal before carrying out any restoration work
CERAMIC
Restoration work on ceramic works covers a wide range of finds or entire floors or decorative boards. In fact, all types of ceramic material fall into this category: works in clay, terracotta, porcelain and majolica. These are the most fragile and delicate interventions because often the works are totally or partially shattered.
CONTEMPORARY ART
The restoration of contemporary art is a field still in continuous experimentation. The materials used to create works of art are various and heterogeneous: organic, synthetic, recycled or made by the artist himself. Often new media such as videos, photographs or digital processing tools are used, without excluding performances.
Photography
Photography
Preserving photographic images is a recent subject that has been taken into consideration only in recent decades, especially in Italy. The initial approach is to identify the type of material and chemical components with which the photograph was printed and then carry out the intervention.
Carpets & Tapestry
Carpets & Tapestry
Carpet care is a process as old as the tradition that constitutes it. Repairing, sewing, staining and painting these very precious works is a work of precision and technique to restore the splendour of the past to your carpet.
ANTIQUES
ANTIQUES
Preserving the charm of antique furniture is an undisputed obligation: the elegance of the carvings and the manufacture of antique wood are precious goods to be treated and protected from various factors: dust, humidity, woodworm, wear and external chemical factors such as detergents or surface paints.
EDITORIAL
EDITORIAL
For these works the same type of intervention is carried out, but with different chemical solutions compared to the works on canvas. Particularly suitable for works on paper are the compensation and/or recomposition of cuts and lacerations present on the work when the cut is not very deep. Otherwise a more invasive intervention is necessary to make and apply inserts with paper pulp or Japanese paper in the missing areas.