The IFCC was founded to renew the role of critical thought in a time defined by speed, distraction, and complexity.

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As knowledge becomes increasingly instrumental and culture accelerates, the space for reflection narrows. The IFCC restores that space — creating the time and conditions to inquire, to think deeply, and to imagine otherwise.

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Our work brings together philosophers, artists, and theorists to explore how violence, technology, and perception shape contemporary life. Across research, exhibitions, and public dialogue, we seek to understand how systems of representation — from ideology to algorithm — shape what can be seen, said, and thought.

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Supporting the IFCC means investing in an infrastructure for critical inquiry that bridges disciplines and generations.

It sustains a community committed to asking difficult questions — not for their own sake, but to open new possibilities for thought, culture, and collective life.

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Your support enables a new model of research: interdisciplinary in method, public in orientation, and global in its reach.

Your contribution helps sustain rigorous inquiry unbound by short-term agendas — one that believes critique is not an end in itself, but a beginning.