This mural pays tribute to Saint Sebastian, the patron saint of Graniti, reimagined through a contemporary lens while deeply rooted in classical iconography. Drawing inspiration from Guido Reni’s renowned depictions of Saint Sebastian — known for their elegance, serenity, and emotional depth — the work captures the moment of martyrdom with a quiet dignity.
Rather than focusing solely on suffering, the figure is portrayed with a sense of transcendence, suspended between vulnerability and resilience. The mural explores the duality of pain and beauty, spirituality and the human condition, much like Reni’s paintings. By referencing classical composition and soft chiaroscuro effects, the piece bridges past and present, connecting Graniti’s religious heritage with a modern visual language.
The work is not only an homage to Saint Sebastian but also a reflection on collective protection, endurance, and the symbolism of the saint as a figure of healing.