RESTORATION

 

The act of preservation is a quarrel with the conditions of time. Our effort to stave off the inevitable in a fundamental sense just hastens it: preserving is by definition intervening in a native state of flux.

To restore a work is to knowingly tamper and alter, to work responsively and correctively with natural and man-made ravages of time and chance. The struggle itself is where a work is renewed: the point at which the finite object meets the infinite world it represents, a continuous act of destruction and regeneration.


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