1. A fresco painting technique where pigments are applied to freshly laid, wet plaster, allowing the paint to become an integral part of the plaster surface as it dries
The Sistine Chapel ceiling is a masterpiece of wet fresco technique.
O teto da Capela Sistina é uma obra-prima da técnica de fresco úmido.
2. Also known as buon fresco; distinguished from dry fresco (fresco secco) where paint is applied to dry plaster
Artists prefer wet fresco for its durability and vibrant colors.
Os artistas preferem o fresco úmido pela sua durabilidade e cores vibrantes.