The restoration of artworks is a fundamental process to recognize their physical, aesthetic, and historical value, with the aim of preserving them for future generations. As Brandi said, restoration is the methodological moment that allows this transmission to the future.
Recently, a conservation and restoration project has been carried out in Panama, specifically in the area of the Legislative Assembly. This is an important effort to maintain and repair significant artworks that are part of the cultural heritage of the country.
One of the restorers involved in this project is Jaime J Caballero Luzcando, who is the founder of the Association of Conservators and Restorers of Panama (ACRP). His experience and dedication in the field of restoration have been fundamental to the success of this initiative.
In the words of Jaime J Caballero Luzcando about the importance of restoration: 'Restoration constitutes the methodological moment of recognition of the artwork, in its physical consistency and in its dual aesthetic and historical polarity, in order to transmit it to the future.' This meticulous and respectful approach to artworks demonstrates the care and commitment behind each restoration process.
The work of conservation and restoration in Panama not only serves to preserve the artistic legacy of the country, but also contributes to raising awareness about the importance of protecting and valuing history and culture through the recovery of these unique pieces.
