Services

Evidence for consequential decisions.

From a single object to a connected collection, we bring scientific analysis, art-historical research and computational tools into one rigorous process.

01 / Object

Artwork analysis

Physical examination, technical imaging and analytical instrumentation help us assess condition, characterize materials, contextualize an artwork’s origins and examine questions of authenticity.

  • Condition and surface examination
  • Technical and spectral imaging
  • Materials characterization
  • Integrated research reporting

02 / Collection

Collection intelligence

Discreet, independent advice gives collectors, family offices, museums and private wealth advisers a clearer view of collection care, research priorities and strategic questions.

  • Collection research and documentation
  • Care and storage strategy
  • Acquisition-related research
  • Bespoke white-glove reports

03 / Infrastructure

AI & archival systems

We develop research agents and tailored platforms that coordinate existing archives, visual collections and analytical tools while preserving sources for expert verification.

  • Agentic research workflows
  • Next-generation collection catalogues
  • Bespoke archival resources
  • Platform strategy and licensing

Who we work with

Specialist insight, shaped for each decision.

Private collectors & family offices

Object-level research, collection care and independent evidence for informed stewardship and acquisition decisions.

Museums & auction houses

Technical analysis, next-generation cataloguing and tools that connect collections with research questions.

Researchers & cultural institutions

Public research infrastructure, archival agents and collaborations that extend access to visual-history evidence.

Private wealth advisers

Clear specialist reporting that helps advisers coordinate collection strategy, care and due diligence.

Work with us

Bring a question worth looking at closely.

We collaborate with collectors, museums, advisers and researchers on objects, collections and new research infrastructure.