Filippo Sciascia's works are an in-depth exploration of the human learning process in relation to the universe. The Primitive Learning series, first presented in a solo exhibition at Nonfrasa Gallery, explores how knowledge is formed accumulatively-through ancient traces, the body, energy, and natural materials. For Sciascia, learning is not only an intellectual activity, but also a sensory and existential experience that involves interaction with the surrounding world.

In this series, he uses materials such as soil pigments, quartz powder, melatonin, and living mushrooms-materials that represent the connection between humans and the environment. These works are not just visual objects, but also take the form of living crystallizations of knowledge-resembling a material encyclopedia of the universe.
Sciascia's presentation at ARTJOG is a synthesis of Primitive Learning and his previous works. He creates a space where visuals, concepts, and energy intersect as a learning field. The paintings, installations, and intermedia work at ARTJOG demonstrate an artistic approach that is not linear, but a network that absorbs various sources of knowledge-from scientific achievements to ancient myths and rituals.

Through his practice, Sciascia invites us to see that the universe is not merely an object of observation, but a learning space that never stops giving clues. His works open up new possibilities in understanding the relationship between art, science, and life.