Toni Santos is a preservation specialist and material conservator specializing in the restoration of botanical specimens, the stabilization of chemical fibers, and the structural analysis of degraded organic materials. Through an interdisciplinary and technically-focused approach, Toni investigates how natural and synthetic materials decay over time — and how to reverse, slow, and map these processes for cultural and scientific preservation. His work is grounded in a fascination with materials not only as physical substrates, but as carriers of environmental history. From botanical tissue restoration to fiber stabilization and decay structure mapping, Toni uncovers the chemical and biological pathways through which organic matter degrades and how intervention can preserve material integrity. With a background in conservation science and environmental material studies, Toni blends laboratory analysis with fieldwork to reveal how plants and fibers respond to environmental stressors, aging, and preservation strategies. As the creative mind behind qorvalyn, Toni curates preservation case studies, structural decay analyses, and conservation protocols that advance the technical understanding of material longevity, botanical integrity, and fiber resilience. His work is a tribute to: The recovery and stabilization of Botanical Material Restoration The chemical treatment of Chemical Fiber Preservation The mitigation strategies of Environmental Decay Reduction The diagnostic visualization of Preservation Structure Mapping Whether you're a conservation professional, material researcher, or steward of fragile collections, Toni invites you to explore the science of preservation — one fiber, one specimen, one intervention at a time.
