The Diasec® process is a unique technique that involves highly controlled handling, bonding a photographic emulsion to an acrylic glass surface using a chemical system with ultraviolet inhibitors and color neutrality. On the back of the emulsion, a Dibond panel is attached, providing great stability. For easy mounting, a frame is installed on the back of the Dibond, approximately 10 cm inward from the image edges (frame thickness: 1.5 cm or 2.5 cm), creating a gap between the image and the wall, giving the appearance of a floating photograph.

This method protects the image from dirt and premature aging. Additionally, the process achieves a three-dimensional "floating" effect, impossible to replicate with traditional printing and display methods. The finish is available in either high gloss or matte (Lustre) anti-reflective options. The premium liquid gel, 100% transparent and color-neutral, ensures adhesion free from air bubbles, dust, or debris while protecting the photograph from atmospheric pollution, fingerprints, mechanical stress, and a high degree of ultraviolet radiation. This process is certified by LNE, guaranteeing light resistance for 100 or more years without color fading. The contact between the acrylic glass and the Diasec® liquid gel gives the print a "wet look," creating unique contrast through light penetration and refraction.