The Special Symposium on Characterisation Methods in Art is focused on the advanced techniques and methodologies used to examine and understand the intricate details of historic and contemporary artworks. This symposium gathers experts from various fields, including art conservation, materials science, and archaeology, to explore the cutting-edge tools and technologies employed in the characterisation of art objects.
Topics Covered:
- Microscopical Characterisation of Historic Objects
- Spectroscopic Analysis
- X-ray Techniques
- Chemical and Elemental Analysis
- Digital Imaging and 3D Modelling
- Material Science in Art Conservation
- Case Studies and Applied Research
- Ethical and Practical Considerations
- Interdisciplinary Approaches
This symposium is designed for art conservators, scientists, researchers, and students interested in the scientific study of art. It offers a platform for the exchange of knowledge, the presentation of groundbreaking research, and discussions on future directions in the characterisation and preservation of art. Attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of the tools and techniques that reveal the hidden stories within artworks, contributing to their conservation and appreciation for future generations.