About Science of Art:
Science of Art Restoration provides professional, cosmetic restoration for most ceramic bodies including porcelain, china, stoneware, terracotta, other types of low and high-fire pottery, plaster, and many composite materials. Even severely damaged objects can be made whole again. Missing pieces are recreated to match the original form and color, texture and finish are expertly matched.
Objects are restored through a "cold" restoration process, meaning that while the repairs are made to look nearly identical to the original ceramic, most repairs are reversible and objects are not re-fired. This is standard practice and is the best option for the conservation and integrity of the piece to be restored.
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About Debra Broz:
Science of Art Restoration was formed by artist Debra Broz in 2007 in Austin, Texas. Broz holds a BFA in Studio Art with a focus on Painting & Ceramics from Maryville University - St. Louis. After college, she apprenticed with Charles Foster of Austin, Texas, to learn the techniques of restoration. Broz has restored art and antiques for hundreds of private collectors, and numerous art galleries and museums, artists, antique dealers, and designers. Aside from her restoration work, Broz is an artist, Her sculpture has been featured in multiple publications and she shows regularly at galleries and museums mostly in the United States.
In 2014, Broz relocated to Los Angeles, California where she refocused her skills to primarily specialize in restoration of contemporary ceramic sculpture and modernist pottery. As of 2022, Science of Art Restoration is located in Seattle, Washington.
Science of Art Restoration provides professional, cosmetic restoration for most ceramic bodies including porcelain, china, stoneware, terracotta, other types of low and high-fire pottery, plaster, and many composite materials. Even severely damaged objects can be made whole again. Missing pieces are recreated to match the original form and color, texture and finish are expertly matched.
Objects are restored through a "cold" restoration process, meaning that while the repairs are made to look nearly identical to the original ceramic, most repairs are reversible and objects are not re-fired. This is standard practice and is the best option for the conservation and integrity of the piece to be restored.
Request an Estimate
See examples of restorations here.
About Debra Broz:
Science of Art Restoration was formed by artist Debra Broz in 2007 in Austin, Texas. Broz holds a BFA in Studio Art with a focus on Painting & Ceramics from Maryville University - St. Louis. After college, she apprenticed with Charles Foster of Austin, Texas, to learn the techniques of restoration. Broz has restored art and antiques for hundreds of private collectors, and numerous art galleries and museums, artists, antique dealers, and designers. Aside from her restoration work, Broz is an artist, Her sculpture has been featured in multiple publications and she shows regularly at galleries and museums mostly in the United States.
In 2014, Broz relocated to Los Angeles, California where she refocused her skills to primarily specialize in restoration of contemporary ceramic sculpture and modernist pottery. As of 2022, Science of Art Restoration is located in Seattle, Washington.