It researches and develops the spiritual dimensions of art and spirituality within art. It works nationally and internationally within the philosophy and way of life of Universalist New Humanism, founded by Mario Rodríguez Cobos, known as Silo.
Its spirituality draws inspiration from “Silo’s Message”, which has a worldwide presence, particularly in the many Parks of Study and Reflection established in different parts of the world.
It collaborates with the worldwide network of Humanist Study Centres (HSC)Humanist Study Centres. The World Centre for Humanist Studies aims to develop, educate and disseminate the perspective of New Humanism, working towards social transformation and welcoming all those genuinely interested in research and projects directed towards this goal. As an organisation dedicated to the study and development of the sciences—including historiology, psychosociology, cultural history, economics, philosophy, anthropology and political science—it seeks to contribute to the humanisation of science and technology, with particular emphasis on education for all and especially for younger generations. It supports the growth of knowledge beyond the limits imposed by prejudices accepted as absolute, immutable truths, and promotes structural, dynamic, relational and critical thinking.
Its activities are primarily educational and are intended for artists and graduates in artistic disciplines. Many activities are also open to beginners and art enthusiasts.
The Institute has been active since 2005 and continues to develop. It has established several seminars and an annual course. At present, these activities take place only in Italy and in Spanish-speaking countries.
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