Precious, heavy, fragile. So, how to handle it?

Moving art objects anywhere, whether to a new home, to another country, to a new owner, to an exhibition, or anywhere else, requires not only precise planning but also expert execution, as these are fragile and often very valuable items that need to be protected from any damage or loss. The entire process starts with thorough inventorying, where each item is carefully described, its condition documented, and photographs are taken for potential damage record. At the same time, we measure the dimensions and weight of each artwork or item to select suitable packing materials and transportation methods. We always choose not only the appropriate but also high-quality packaging materials that ensure protection against impacts, vibrations, moisture, and temperature changes. For paintings and framed graphics, bubble wrap, cardboard corners, and sturdy cardboard boxes are typically used. Sculptures and ceramics must be protected with soft materials such as foam, polystyrene, or blankets and rags. Small items should be...