Wall Painting Conservation
Conserving the visual narrative of a place.
We conserve sacred and secular wall paintings in temples, heritage structures and public spaces through condition mapping, cleaning, pigment consolidation, infilling, retouching and environmental stabilisation.
Preserving site-specific artworks, reducing material loss and maintaining the visual narrative of the space.
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What We Treat
Sacred and Secular Murals
- Temple wall paintings
- Church murals
- Palace interiors
- Historic and public buildings
Common Problems
Signs of Damage
- Moisture and salts
- Dust and fungus
- Cracks in paint or plaster
- Peeling or loose paint
- Areas of lost painting
Our Treatment
How We Conserve a Mural
- 01
Study and mapping
We record the materials, condition and causes of damage across the whole surface.
- 02
Surface cleaning
Dust and surface dirt are gently removed.
- 03
Removing salts
Harmful salts are drawn out of the wall to slow further decay.
- 04
Stabilising
Loose paint and plaster are secured in place.
- 05
Filling and reintegration
Cracks are filled and lost areas carefully reintegrated with restraint.
- 06
Environmental advice
We recommend changes around the artwork that help prevent future damage.
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