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ARTMYN

Born at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, ARTMYN is revolutionizing the way Art is experienced, promoted and secured.

Check our website : www.artmyn.com ARTMYN provides a disruptive solution for highly accurate digitization of visual artworks, with interactive rendering on mobile devices and accessible via a simple web browser. A unique portable scanner captures gigabytes of data describing the artwork in its finest details, which, along with proprietary web technologies, result in a true-to-life visualisation. T

his complete new experience allows users to embark on an emotional journey where digital replicas can be explored just as if the originals were in their very own hands. ARTMYN technology is touchscreen responsive and has the unique capacity to combine the following features:

3D Visualisation & Topography of planar artworks

Unprecedented HD Resolution

Virtual Relighting - the capacity to relight the digital replica in real time from any angle and direction

28/05/2026

Every restoration tells a story about what a work has been through, and what someone thought was worth saving. In this final edition of Under the Surface, Artmyn shows how our multispectral imaging can map prior restoration work, since understanding restoration history is essential to understanding a work’s true condition.

Thank you for following along with our series; ten instalments, ten conditions, one clear argument for looking under the surface.

26/05/2026

You may use a frame to protect an artwork, but the wrong frame can do quite the opposite. In this edition of Under The Surface, we look at the damage caused by inappropriate frames. It’s an easily overlooked condition factor that Artmyn’s imaging technology makes newly visible.

21/05/2026

Surface dirt accumulates almost imperceptibly, but over decades it dulls, it obscures, and it can be surprisingly difficult to assess without the right tools.

In Under the Surface, we looks at how grime and environmental deposit builds up across a painting’s surface, and what Artmyn’s imaging reveals about what might lie underneath.

Sometimes what a work needs most is simply a careful clean.

19/05/2026

A warped support affects everything: how a work hangs, how it’s appreciated, and how stable its future is.

In Under the Surface, we look at warping in panels and canvases and how Artmyn’s scanning maps deformation across a surface in a way that’s not possible by the naked eye.

14/05/2026

A hole in a canvas is about as obvious as condition issues get, but what Artmyn’s imaging reveals about the extent and history of that damage is often more complex than the surface suggests.

12/05/2026

Yellowing varnish is one of the most common changes to a painting’s appearance.

What looks like a warm, aged patina can obscure an artist’s intended palette entirely. In Under the Surface, we look at what lies beneath discoloured varnish layers, and why varnish removal can one of the more transformative decisions in conservation.

07/05/2026

Paint loss is irreversible. What remains can tell the story of everything a work has been through.

This edition of Under the Surface examines loss, showing how Artmyn’s imaging technology maps it in a level of detail that transforms condition reporting. For buyers and sellers alike, understanding loss is fundamental to understanding value.

05/05/2026

In this edition of Under the Surface, Artmyn’s imaging reveals the early stages of paint lifting, where layers begin to separate from the surface beneath.

Often invisible at first, these changes can have a lasting impact on condition and value.

01/05/2026

Abrasion is common, often easy to miss with the naked eye, and can affect value.

Abrasion can happen as a result of overcleaning, poor storage, or simply the passage of time. Under Artmyn’s high-resolution imaging, the thinning of paint layers becomes visible in a way no surface examination can match.

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29/04/2026

Cracks in a painting aren’t always a problem, but knowing which ones are matters.

In this edition of Under the Surface, Artmyn’s imaging technology reveals how cracking patterns form, and what they can tell us about the age of a work, its support material and its condition history.

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Öffnungszeiten

Montag	09:00 - 18:00
Dienstag	09:00 - 18:00
Mittwoch	09:00 - 18:00
Donnerstag	09:00 - 18:00
Freitag	09:00 - 18:00

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https://artmyn.com/

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