This painting is not meant as a historical reconstruction, but as a conversation across time. The Renaissance framework provides stability, reverence, and order, while the surreal element introduces ambiguity and introspection. Together, they reflect how sacred stories can remain alive—reinterpreted through personal vision without losing their spiritual weight.
Through this work, I sought to explore how devotion, symbolism, and contemporary imagination can coexist on the same canvas, allowing Saint Lucia to be seen not only as a martyr of the past, but as a timeless figure of inner light and transformation.
 
check the videos about the Saint Lucia of Syracuse.
 
check my article about the painting in my blog.