TRANSPORT AND STORAGE COMPANIES FOR WORKS OF ART
Companies that transport and act as storage facilities for works of art store important collections, both in terms of the number of works and value. Our experience in the private sector of the cultural heritage has led us to understand that we can be of great help to such companies, by providing both analysis and advice about the creation of IDEAL PRESERVATION LOCATIONS for each work of art based on its unique characteristics and the state of preservation. Furthermore, the owners of storage facilities may act as mediators recommending both our expertise and experience to the owners of the artworks who are interested to INCREASE THE VALUE of a work of art as well as to certify its UNIQUENESS.
WHAT DO WE OFFER
CONDITION REPORT
The examination of the overall state of the preservation of the artwork by analytical techniques, including both imaging diagnostics and analytical diagnostics. In particular, attention is paid to the present and possible future critical aspects of the artwork, by creating an updateable technical report to monitor it over time and to note developments of the health of the object.
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY
The impact evaluation of environmental conditions on an artwork and the creation, in collaboration with environmental technicians, of an ideal preservation or exhibition environment, which meets the artwork’s needs. The service is aimed at mobile artefacts such as sculptures, ceramics, pictorial works, graphic works, and the like.
DIGITAL IDENTITY
BASIC LEVEL
The creation of a unique scientific information package about a work of art, regardless of its value and technical characteristics. The information is safely kept by DRiART and travels along with the work of art, which therefore becomes unique, non-reproducible, and non-exchangeable.
ADVANCED LEVEL
At the basic digital identity level, scientific information about both the technique and the history of the work are added defining the value of the object. At the advanced level, the digital identity is invisible to the naked eye and can be determined only through specific scientific analyses.
INSTITUTIONS WE WORK WITH
