Environment and Suitability Evaluation

An Environment and Suitability Evaluation is a complex assessment process aimed at determining the optimal conditions for displaying and storing artworks. This evaluation ensures that artworks are preserved and maintained in environments that minimize risks of damage and deterioration.

Temperature, humidity, light exposure and air quality are prominent environmental factors affecting the artwork condition. But environmental factors is not the only element to consider for displaying and storage. We will also assess the potential risk and suggest mitigation strategies.

In summary, an Environment and Suitability Evaluation is essential for the proper care and management of artworks. By assessing and optimizing environmental conditions, collectors and institutions can protect their valuable art collections and ensure they remain in excellent condition for future generations.