Sulla Giostra Di Chi

His spontaneous calling to painting has fostered a practice that emerges from the depth of his sensitive personality. Through his works, he represents life in its many facets, reinterpreting masterpieces of great artists to present us with a modern, contemporary version. According to Sciusco, modern art should serve as a critique of contemporary society, aiming to educate people, especially the youth, to understand the message hidden behind each canvas. His artworks are created on canvas using chalks, colored stone powders, minerals, and charcoal, incorporating resins and various adhesives, with acrylics for finishing touches. In recent works, he has adopted graffiti techniques, which, akin to surrealism, allow for an introspective and investigative approach to his subjects. His artistic style is expressionist and ever-evolving, constantly developing and offering intriguing creative and alternative moments. In the '80s, he experimented with intertwined canvas techniques before transitioning to sculptural art. His first artistic collection, "Mio Padre, in Memoria," is a tribute to his father, from whom he inherited his love for painting and is now passing on to his son. Born in Ortona, in the province of Chieti, he began gaining recognition as a notable artist in the early '90s, emerging in various international exhibitions and winning numerous awards.