Diasec® is a transparent gel and patented process used for facemounting prints against acrylic glass.
Because of the different light penetration and refraction of our acrylic glass compared to normal glass, the colors of a print behind acrylic glass will show to be more brilliant and the image sharper when compared to standard glass. The Diasec®/Acrylic glass process also makes the print resistant to ultraviolet (UV) light and is therefore the standard for museum-grade usage.
Cook & Becker uses Dibond as a carrier for Diasec®/Acrylic glass prints and photo's. The result is a completely flat mount that comes ready to hang.
Julien Renoult (1974) lives and works in Paris. Renoult studied as a designer and model maker and passed summa cum laude as an animator at l'école de l'images Les Gobelins. Following this, he studied at the prestigious Beaux Arts academy in Paris, where he honed his academic skills with M. Debord's anatomy lessons and spent days recreating and sketching exhibits in the Louvre.
