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Sciusco’s natural calling for painting stems from his sensitive personality, allowing him to depict life’s many facets. His works reinterpret masterpieces of the greats, presenting them in a modern, contemporary light. Sciusco views modern art as a tool to critique and defend society, educating viewers, especially the youth, on the deeper messages hidden within each piece. Using diverse materials like chalk, stone powders, minerals, and acrylics, he often integrates graffiti techniques, lending his work an introspective and surrealist touch. His expressionist style evolves constantly, offering fresh creative perspectives. Sciusco's first collection, "My Father, In Memory," was a tribute to his father, from whom he inherited his passion for painting. He began to gain international recognition in the early 1990s, showcasing his work in global exhibitions and winning numerous awards.