Stabilization of a light column

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I worked on a light column belonging to the Villa Noailles.

Some retouches

©Annar Bjørgli

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I used acrylic paint to restore these polyester fiberglass gaps.

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I first filled the veneer gap with a fish glue / phenolic micro balloon mixture. Then a retouch was done with a paint composed of pigment and Laropal A81.

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These gilding gaps were retouched with acrylic paint and micas.

Some dusting and cleaning

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Here is the dusting of a wooden sculpture.

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Here is the dusting of a radio receiver and the cleaning of an aluminum paper

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Here is the dusting of a golden wood.

Some consolidations

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To restore this plywood, I first moistened the broken area with a nebulizer. Thereafter I inserted fish glue in the break and finally pressurized plywood.

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This cushion made of polyurethane foam and a textile cover was first of all unstitched. I then consolidated the foam with a solution of 1.5% Plextol B 360 in ethanol with 1% Tinuvin 900 with a nebulizer. After it is wrapped in a Tyvek, then in a felt. Then it is replaced in the original cover. Finally, the cover is sewn.

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To restore this paper, I first designed EVA (Ethylene Vinyl Acetate) adhesive films. I then affixed them in the form of a strip on the paper tears using a heated spatula.

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I consolidated the broken cellulose acetate with EVA (ethylene vinyl acetate) adhesive film. I applied them by soaking them lightly with Cumene.

My master thesis

I studied and worked on a radio receiver belonging to the Museum of Urban and Social History (Suresnes, France)

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