Drawing its name from the Lives in Bali, Indonesia, and Florence, Italy.

He studied art in Italy and the united states, and He has had exhibitions in various venues in Southeast Asia, Europe, and America. Sciascia examines light as a primary artistic medium in his works across painting and sculpture, video and installations.

His “Lux Lumina” project deals with light regarding the human condition; therefore, the information of his future and the relationship of technology blending into the evolution of life itself. He is questioning science concerning Biology of nature itself and the influence in society to the present day.

Highlighting the circadian rhythm, which is a physiological process of regulating the daylight and the absence of it during the night, which affects humans, plants, animals, all originated from
cyanobacteria.

Therefore extracting melatonin powder, natural leaf paste, or bauxite to create pigments originated from the natural process of photosynthesis.

The conceptual choice of using such materials that provide the understanding of nature to the creation of these works lead to creation = human creativity = art. He “edits” objects and paintings, to arrange them together in a way to form a narrative equation of his artistic concepts.