Restoration Services
Conservation-grade services, powered by AI
Four specialized disciplines — each combining classical art-conservation methodology with modern neural reconstruction — working together to return damaged masterworks to their original brilliance.
Oil Painting Repair Algorithms
Our proprietary neural models are trained on centuries of classical technique — from Dutch Golden Age glazing to post-impressionist impasto — so every reconstruction honors the original painter’s hand.
- Pigment-loss analysis that distinguishes original brushwork from later overpaint and varnish yellowing
- Style-matched inpainting that regenerates missing passages in the artist’s exact stroke vocabulary
- Virtual varnish removal and tonal rebalancing without altering a single original pixel
- Craquelure mapping that digitally re-knits age cracks across canvas and panel works
Historical Photograph Retouching
Family albums, archival prints, and glass-plate negatives receive conservation-grade digital treatment — repaired, sharpened, and stabilized for generations to come.
- Tear, crease, silver-mirroring, and water-stain removal from daguerreotypes to 1990s snapshots
- Facial detail recovery that reconstructs lost features from surrounding photographic evidence
- Sepia and monochrome stabilization to halt the appearance of further digital fading
- Period-accurate colorization referencing era-correct palettes, fabrics, and film stocks
Color Layer Reconstruction
We rebuild a damaged work layer by layer — ground, underpainting, glaze, and varnish — mirroring the physical stratigraphy conservators use, entirely in the digital domain.
- Spectral-inspired layer separation to isolate damage at each stratum of the image
- Glaze and highlight regeneration that restores depth, luminosity, and chiaroscuro
- Historically grounded pigment palette reconstruction from period reference databases
- Reversible, layer-based master files so every intervention can be reviewed or undone
Archival Digital Printing Prep
Restoration is only half the story. We prepare your reconstructed artwork for museum-grade physical output — framed, printed, or published.
- Color profiling for giclée and fine-art pigment printers with soft-proof previews
- Up to 600 DPI output files sized for canvas, archival paper, or exhibition panels
- Retouch-ready TIFF, PSD, and JPEG2000 deliverables with embedded ICC profiles
- Guidance on framing, mounting, and long-term digital preservation standards
Not sure which service your artwork needs?
Send us an image and our team will assess the damage, recommend the right reconstruction pathway, and provide a no-obligation restoration plan.
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