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SUPPORTER WITH SIMPLE CARBON FIBER SHEET FOR THE RESTORATION OF MURAL PAINTING AND PERFORMING OF PICTURAL AND SCULPTURAL WORKS

Description

Sample of the new pictorial supporter

Sample of the new pictorial supporter

The present invention relates to a new supporter for transfer applications in restoration of mural painting that need flexibility and for the accomplishment of pictorial and sculptural works, based on a simple sheet of advanced composite materials.

How does it work

This is a new supporter for the restoration of mural painting in specific experiences of large-scale murals that require flexible supporter, incorporating a new layer of intervention, and for performing pictorial and sculptural works, based on a simple sheet of advanced composite materials: high strength carbon fiber fabric with an epoxy matrix in any of its presentations: dry or pre-impregnated fabric.

The manufacturing processes are: for the presentation of dry tissue, molding by manual contact "by wet process" at room temperature; For the presentation of pre-impregnation, molding by manual contact with vacuum, temperature and molding by manual contact through a direct and affordable process by raising the temperature with stoves. The field of application is the artistic one, both in procedures of realization of works of art as in its restoration.

Internal structure of the new pictorial support.

Internal structure of the new pictorial support.

Advantages

Restoration in the Faculty of Fine Arts.

Restoration in the Faculty of Fine Arts.

This new support structure presents a great ease for its manipulation, being very convenient for the manufacture of pieces, as much flat as three-dimensional, in which a high quality rigidity is not required.

Where has it been developed

This technology has been developed in the Department of Painting-Restoration of the Faculty of Fine Arts of the Universidad Complutense de Madrid.

And also

The research group can also perform other research and development of materials, procedures and pictorial techniques, both traditional and based on new technologies.


Contact

Complutransfer

© Office for the Transfer of Research Results – UCM
Faculty of Medicine. Edificio Entrepabellones 7 y 8.
C/ Doctor Severo Ochoa, 7. 28040 Madrid.
comercia@ucm.es


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Classification

COMPLUTRANSFER

Science and Engineering

Materials

Art and Humanities

Art and Restoration

Responsible Researcher

Manuel Huertas Torrejón: mhuertas@art.ucm.es
Department: Painting-Restoration
Faculty: Fine Arts