Diagnostic investigations

Grazing light analysis is a technique used to examine the surface of the work with the aim of highlighting the alterations of the pictorial layers

Infrared reflectography (IR) is a non-invasive investigation that exploits the ability of infrared radiation to penetrate the surface layers of a painting.

Videomicroscopy allows us to examine the surface of artworks in detail at high magnifications, providing high-resolution images in real time.

Transillumination is a non-invasive analysis used in the field of art restoration to study the internal structure of materials.

Macro photography is a photographic technique that allows you to obtain enlarged images of the details of the work of art.

Ultraviolet (UV) fluorescence is a diagnostic method for the preliminary analysis of works of art for restoration.