Kalypso Kampani leads a specialised art conservation practice dedicated to the preservation, study, and long-term care of artworks and historic interiors. With more than two decades of international experience across the United Kingdom, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Greece, her work serves museums, heritage organisations, private collections, and architecturally significant properties. Her approach is defined by precision, research-led methodology, and a clear understanding of how artworks exist within their material, cultural, and architectural context, ensuring conservation outcomes that are both technically sound and historically sensitive.

Drawing on her expertise in wall paintings, mosaics, decorative surfaces, easel and panel paintings, polychrome sculpture, gilding, plaster, stone, metal, and mixed-media works, Kalypso provides conservation interventions that stabilise, protect, and restore complex artworks with discretion and clarity. She offers guidance on preventive conservation, collections care, and exhibition preparation, supporting institutions and private clients in maintaining safe, stable environments for their collections. Her practice also extends to material research, paint analysis, and the redesign or reinstatement of historic decorative schemes, including stencil decoration and traditional finishes.

Kalypso leads complex, multidisciplinary projects, guiding teams of architects, engineers, curators, and contractors to deliver coordinated, high-level conservation outcomes. She advises institutions and private clients on project management, risk assessment, and long-term preservation planning, bringing a practical leadership perspective that integrates technical excellence with strategic decision-making.

Art Conservation & Restoration Services

About Kalypso Kampani

Alongside her hands-on practice, Kalypso is an experienced lecturer and mentor in wall paintings and mosaic conservation, collaborating with the University of Lincoln and City & Guilds of London Art School. She has trained and supervised BA and MA conservation students, fostering the next generation of conservators through lectures, internships, and guided projects.

Her professional philosophy is guided by meticulous observation, ethical responsibility, and thoughtful intervention. She prioritises minimal intervention to safeguard authenticity and integrity while ensuring that artworks and historic spaces remain accessible and inspiring for future generations.

Kalypso Kampani combines technical excellence, leadership, and project oversight to deliver high-level conservation solutions and manage initiatives that preserve cultural heritage at the highest standard.