In the Buon Fresco technique, pigments mixed with water are applied to freshly prepared wet lime plaster. As the plaster sets, a chemical reaction occurs, bonding the pigment to the plaster and creating a durable and vibrant finish.
Process: Pigments are mixed with water and applied to wet plaster.
Chemical reaction: The setting plaster bonds the pigments, ensuring durability.
Historical significance: Widely used in Renaissance murals, such as Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel ceiling.
Longevity: The technique ensures the artwork's vibrant finish and long-lasting quality.