Material eclecticisms
The Mancini project focused on the restoration of works with significant degradation and structural damage. The intervention required a highly specialized approach, integrating innovative techniques and advanced tools. The main phases included:
- Diagnostic investigations:
Multispectral and spectroscopic analyses performed on microsamples for a thorough understanding of the painting technique and state of conservation.
- Cleaning with foaming emulsions:
Use of macro emulsions applied with innovative technologies to remove dirt and contaminants without compromising the paint film.
- Reweaving the tears:
Precision interventions using surgical techniques to restore the continuity of the textile support, ensuring mechanical and visual stability.
- Micro-suction:
Controlled removal of residues and particles thanks to micro suction devices, ensuring gentle and safe treatment.
This project is an example of how the use of advanced technologies and scientific approaches can solve complex conservation challenges, preserving the integrity and authenticity of the work.
