Restoration & Conservation
Bring your sculptures back to life
Meridian has successfully repaired and rejuvinated hundreds of privately owned sculptures, public monuments and cultural assets, and values ongoing relationships with Councils and significant art institutions nationally.
Our dedicated team of artisans provide a complete repair and restoration service that will revive former beauty, realise hidden value, and help to reduce long-term maintenance costs.
The multidisciplinary nature of our practice enables us to treat most metals, wood, stone, plastics, ceramics and a range of other materials. Our repairs are typically near invisible, even when dealing with considerable transit or handling damage. Our team believe that cosmetics are only half of a true repair; therefore, beyond achieving a seamless appearance, we will strengthen and fortify the structure of your piece to protect it far into the future.
Repairing any artwork requires care and sensitivity, and we at Meridian will always look to preserve the historical value of your work, as well as with great respect to the artist’s intentions.
Trusted to provide both conservation auditing consultancy, as well as the maintenance and repair of fine art sculptures, the transformations that Meridian achieves can be astonishing and there’s almost no limit to the types of problems we can solve.
Our arts audit services act to assist Councils, collectors and various institutions, to identify and prioritise issues before they become hazards. We set forward budgets and maintenance schedules, carry out expert restorations to all common materials both in and outdoor, and ensure that such assets remain an enduring and valued part of the cultural identity of your township, home, or organisation.
Please contact us for more information on our services or to arrange an assessment.
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Client Testimonials
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“We contacted Meridian to help us with an audit of all the public art in our Municipality. Gareth and his team were helpful, adaptable, and kept to our deadline and budget. They also restored a marble war memorial, which prompted a returned soldier’s wide to write and thank Council for restoring a memorial that he valued so much.”
Golden Plains Shire Council