BIO

All About BROMOVSKYCONSERVATION

Anastazia Bromovsky has worked for many renowned institutions

and collections preserving and restoring precious objects

at the Guildhall Art Gallery, National Trust Conservation

Studios, Eton College and Chatsworth House, Derbyshire aswell

as for private collectors both in the UK and abroad.

Specialising in stone, wood, gilding & decorative surfaces. She uses

minimal interventive techniques to ensure that the spirit and essence

of the original craftsmens’ intentions are honoured, while carefully

preserving the history of an object and its unique journey

contributing to what we see today. She works closely and

sympathetically with owners and to enhance the relationship of the

between a collector and his collection.

This involves ethically executed treatments, stabilising a structure or decorative surface and assessing display conditions, in order to prevent any further deterioration. Anastazia using conservation grade materials and traditional techniques ensuring long term stability.

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By passionately working to an ethical/authentically and high standard, she prides herself on the taking part in the preservation of history through objects.

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Before graduating in Object Conservation Studies at City and Guilds in 2021, Anastazia worked in the contemporary art world in events, administration and as a researcher for the Lisson Gallery, TJBoulting gallery, a-i-r: Art Ideas Realised cultural advisors, and the Ottoman Collection, fashion designer.

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Awards and Certificates

Awarded The Michael Legg Conservation Studies Prize by the Regional Furniture Society for treatment and research at City & Guilds.

PASMA certificate for working at heights.

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