Restoration & Conservation

The likelihood that artworks in your possession will come in contact with dust, pollutants, pollen, sun, and variable temperatures are normal factors. Not to mention the occasional unforeseen accidental damage such as rips, tears, punctures, mold, water damage, fire and insects.

As conservators we consider the preservation of an object as a priority. Our intent is to facilitate, conserve and protect. We apply our standards of uncompromising quality and materials to every restoration as well as evaluating and providing a written and photographic report.

"To preserve our heritage to indeed conserve and restore our pictorial collective biography, is not merely our duty but more likely our highest responsibility. A testimony of how we were and what we are becoming."