While visiting the museum, we peeked into preservation methods employed by film archives to protect valuable cinematic materials, some of which date many years back. Recognizing the longstanding existence of reproduction techniques in the art world, we reflected on the transformative revolution of literature, from the manual transcription of texts by scribes to the introduction of printing. We observed how similar transformations have impacted photography, graphic design, and music, making knowledge accessible and safeguarding cultural heritage. Then, it came in a stroke of inspiration!

Relief is born from a historical duty to painting, acknowledging the need to conserve and reproduce artworks using modern technology. Keen to collaborate with foundations, museums, collectors, and artists, our mission is to preserve and create art, make it more accessible, and cultivate a vibrant artistic culture worldwide.