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Reviving Memories - The Art of Photo Restoration

Faye Lim, Managing Director, Canvas Art Malaysia

03-Oct-24 20:00

Reviving Memories - The Art of Photo Restoration

For more than 20 years, local studio Canvas Art has been restoring old photographs through digital techniques - fixing discoloration, damage and even editing people in and out of photos, such as the inclusion of a deceased loved one. Managing Director Faye Lim joins us on I Love KL today, sharing her journey in the field of photo restoration. Focusing on the intersection of art, technology and nostalgia, today’s episode highlights the meticulous process behind restoring images and the impact of artificial intelligence on her craft, as we explore how it affects her practice and the importance of preserving human touch.

Photo credit: Canvas Art Malaysia

Produced by: Haniff Baharudin, Julian Yap, Estelle Siow

Presented by: Haniff Baharudin


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Categories:  History/Heritage,  visual arts

Tags:  photo restoration,  ai,  digitalization,  heritage,  history,  family business, 


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