An objects conservation specialist with more than 5 years of experience, this expert offers evaluation of cultural materials, fine art objects, and artifact condition within the context of preservation and conservation. Their background includes early-stage expert witness involvement supported by non-litigation consulting experience, with work focused on object condition assessment, conservation methodologies, and material degradation analysis.

Academic training includes a master’s degree in cultural materials conservation, along with bachelor’s degrees in fine arts and interdisciplinary archaeology. This educational foundation supports technical work in conservation science, archaeological analysis, and material preservation techniques.

Their expertise encompasses conservation techniques for cultural materials, art fabrication processes, and analysis of object condition and deterioration. Their work also includes archaeological field methods, interdisciplinary archaeology, and use of advanced imaging and documentation tools such as reflectance transformation imaging, 3D scanning, and photogrammetry. Additional areas of focus include archival research and digital documentation, supporting detailed condition reporting and preservation planning.

Professionally, this individual has held roles including operations manager, conservation technician, and conservation intern across conservation and research settings. Their experience includes museum-based conservation work, archaeological field research in international settings, and technical support for documentation and preservation of cultural materials.