Natural deterioration caused by adverse storage environment is one of the main reasons for
damage to heritage collections. The development of appropriate standards on storage …

There are needs to consider three requirements of reducing lighting deterioration, improving
lighting quality and lighting energy saving for paintings, the high-light-sensitive exhibits in …

Lighting design for art exhibitions has a significant impact on the enjoyment and
understanding of the displayed artworks. In particular, the selection of the light sources and …

Oil paintings represent significant cultural heritage, as they embody human creativity and
historical narratives. The preservation of these invaluable artifacts requires effective …

This paper provides a comprehensive process that investigates daylighting performance
with regards to museum lighting (adequate lux levels versus safe light exposure) and visual …

The need to achieve energy efficiency standards in the lighting systems of buildings makes it
necessary to optimize all aspects of them. Here, the development of a light projection system …

Light absorbed by sensitive artwork may cause irreversible damage. Optimising the spectral
power distribution of light sources to minimise absorbed light can reduce damage while …

Paper and silk are the artworks with the highest light sensitivity. They are very vulnerable to
photochemical reactions caused by the radiation of light sources in museum lighting …

Light causes damage when it is absorbed by sensitive artwork, such as oil paintings.
However, light is needed to initiate vision and display artwork. The dilemma between …

In museum lighting, paintings are the artworks with the highest light sensitivity. They are very
vulnerable to irreversible permanent photochemical damage such as fading and …