Restoration of fiber reinforced plastic sculpture - study of head

• Main Authors: Mih, ChunChing, 宓群慶
• Other Authors: Li, ChangKuo
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2012
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/16696220896663933881

碩士 === 明志科技大學 === 視覺傳達設計研究所 === 101 === ABSTRACT Being a modern product, Fiber reinforced plastic (FRP) sculpture is not as valuable as antique, but it’s still meaningful and valuable to collectors from the perspective of artistic creation. Under the mature multimedia creation environment of today, such creations will gradually increase. Accordingly, the demands for restoration when damage incurred are also required. Due to the special material of fiber reinforced plastic (FRP) sculpture, it can be divided into surface oil paint restoration which can refer to European oil painting restoration method, and the bottom fiber reinforced plastic (FRP) restoration which has little research data available. So the physical property, application and restoration method of this material will be studied in an entire chapter so as to build a correct concept of restoration and accumulate material knowledge and technique, which is the focus of the research. In addition to the fiber reinforced plastic (FRP) applied to sculptures of pure artistic creation in recent years due to its superior material features, it is also widely used in indoor and outdoor decorations and industrial components because of the simulation and tension stress of resin. Following the antique restoration methods in advanced countries, Council for Cultural Affairs of Executive Yuan, stipulated that polymer composites like FRP should be technically restored and strengthened in Cultural Heritage Preservation Act after Jiji Earthquake. This research collects scattered anecdotal data on fiber reinforced plastic (FRP) sculpture processing operation techniques, to test, verify and record the indeterminate data and make simple charts. The research result can be applied to multimedia creation and used as a reference for fiber reinforced plastic (FRP) creation restoration.