The worship of Sebastiano, in the history of sacred iconography, is too vast and varied in its repertoire to be defined as a constant reference for the public. Raffaello portrays the saint contemplative, while Antonello da Messina portrays him young, clean shaved and pierced by arrows, moments before Irene, widow of Castulo, comes to his rescue. He's identified as a gentile knight and as a tough soldier, as a courteous servant and as an aristocratic official. Yet, his image remains impressed and recognisable in the mind of each individual who has crossed his path, both for belief or simple curiosity.

Moiré and Aliasing (2020) is an 11 minute video project set in Palazzolo Acreide, a rural Sicilian town  near Siracusa, during the celebration of 'La sciuta di S.Sebastiano', an event that every summer gathers hundreds of people to celebrate the patron of the town. The anticipation and excitement of the crowd for the revelation of the Martyr is manifested, in the form of sounds, voices, fireworks and steps, within the streets and alleys surrounding the central square, without ever revealing, for the entirety of the film, the main site of worship. 

Through the act of de-contextualization operated by the camera, where the bigger picture is constituted by audio-visual details in order to stimulate the audience to interpret a plot, the project aims to maintain a distance and only be generally attributable to a collective event, devoid of any political-religious-cultural attribute.