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Técnicas de levantamiento arquitectónico aplicadas al arte textil sacro

Authors: Antón García, Daniel; León Muñoz, Miguel Ángel; Infante Perea, Margarita Mª; Martín del Río, Juan Jesús; Cantillana Merchante, Concepción; Valverde Cantero, David (Coordinador); Cañizares Montón, José Manuel (Coordinador); +2 Authors

Técnicas de levantamiento arquitectónico aplicadas al arte textil sacro

Abstract

Este trabajo describe el proceso de digitalización del manto de Salida de Nuestra Señora del Socorro, titular de la hermandad del Amor. Se trata de una pieza emblemática del arte textil sacro sevillano. El objeto de estudio tiene unas dimensiones de 4,80 x 4,60 metros, confeccionado en terciopelo granate sobre el que se aplica un denso bordado en oro. Realizado en 1957, el manto ha sido sometido a un proceso de restauración durante los dos últimos años. Al término de este proceso, se realiza una virtualización transfiriendo técnicas de levantamiento arquitectónico a la documentación de su estado restaurado. En el proceso de trabajo se han mezclado técnicas de planificación de vuelo provenientes de la fotogrametría aérea, con equipos topográficos y fotográficos propios de la fotogrametría terrestre. Los resultados obtenidos, en alta resolución, consisten en un banco de imágenes, modelos digitales, ortofotos y secciones, así como vídeos destinados a favorecer la divulgación del bien. Estos productos permiten un profundo análisis de la geometría y de las técnicas y materiales empleados sobre el manto, elementos de gran utilidad para la conservación preventiva. El trabajo, pionero en objetos textiles de estas características, ha precisado adaptar las técnicas y los equipos al entorno de trabajo de un taller de bordado, así como a las sutilezas que imponen los materiales textiles, brillantes y sagrados sobre los que se ha actuado.

This paper describes the process of digitisation of the Nuestra Señora del Socorro’s procession cape, of the Hermandad del Amor. It is an emblematic piece of Sevillian sacred textile art. The dimensions of the studied object are 4.80 x 4.60 metres, made of maroon velvet on which a dense gold embroidery is applied. Made in 1957, the cape has undergone a restoration process during the last two years. A virtualisation was carried out by transferring architectural survey techniques to the documentation of its restored state. In the work process, aerial photogrammetry techniques have been combined with topographic and photographic equipment from terrestrial photogrammetry. The results obtained, in high resolution, consist of a bank of images, digital models, orthophotos and sections, as well as videos to disseminate the asset. This enables an in-depth analysis of the geometry, techniques and materials used on the cape, useful for conservation. Pioneer in textile objects of these characteristics, this work has required adapting the techniques and equipment to the working environment of an embroidery workshop, as well as to the nuances of these shiny and sacred textile materials addressed.

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Spain
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Fotogrametría, Photogrammetry, Sacred art, Arte sacro, Heritage, Documentation, Patrimonio, Documentación

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