Baron's artistic influences are broad and encompass a fascination with the Impressionist movement, characterized by its innovative techniques and the profound public admiration it garnered. Renowned artists like Van Gogh, Seurat, Gauguin, and Munch, as well as 20th-century visionaries such as Pollack, Picasso, Basquiat, Warhol, Klimt, Gorky, and Kochar, continue to inspire him. His artistic journey resembles an archaeological quest, an exploration into the depths of human expression, which he believes helps us understand the complexities of existence.

In addition to his artistic pursuits, Baron Scancelli's life has been deeply rooted in building, construction, innovation, technology, and the embrace of art and culture. He extends these passions into the realms of sustainability and preservation, reflecting his commitment to responsible living.

Baron's mixed media artworks share a common thread of material repurposing and the exploration of new techniques that celebrate imperfection as an art form. His artistic alter ego, "Scancelli," challenges conventional perceptions and invites viewers to question the boundaries between "Art" and "Artist."

Baron Scancelli's artistic venture, "Hi's Art," presents visually captivating creations that often blend assemblage and decoupage, referred to as "Invoupage" and inverted imagery within this project. These works challenge viewers' comfort zones and art clichés, employing inverted photographs to blur the lines between "glamorous" life and "magazine-style reality," embracing the beauty of imperfection. Through the use of upcycled materials, "Scancelli" creates a unique, nostalgic atmosphere that evokes a sense of fragmented reality, where self-irony coexists with profound admiration for the concept of eternal beauty and the melancholy of its elusive nature.

Baron Scancelli's artistic philosophy centers on resourcefulness, sustainability, and an appreciation for imperfections. His art celebrates the nurturing and sustaining role of women in life and explores the complexities of human emotion through abstraction on canvas. He believes that success is not a static destination but a fleeting moment, requiring unwavering dedication and daily effort. Through art, he navigates life's challenges and embraces its intricacies, using creativity as a means to confront and conquer the complexities of existence.