Philosophy

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“In GALIAS, philosophy is the architecture of creation — a vision where art becomes the self-recognition of the Absolute through human consciousness."

 

The philosophical foundation of GALIAS – Galileo Art Society is inseparable from the vision of its founder, Luca Galileo Ciuffoletti Desiderio. Every initiative of the Society — artistic, curatorial, or educational — arises from a coherent worldview known as Integrated Solipsism, a paradigm uniting art, consciousness, and being within a single ontological horizon. At its core lies the conviction that art is not representation but revelation — the manifestation of the eternal within the finite. Each creative act becomes a threshold where the Absolute recognizes itself through human awareness. Creation, therefore, is not expression but recognition: the infinite mirrored in the fragment. Within this framework, Integrated Solipsism transforms philosophy into artistic practice. Music, visual art, and craftsmanship are seen as parallel inquiries into one question: how does the Eternal appear through form? In GALIAS, philosophy is not theory but structure — the silent architecture guiding exhibitions, collections, and education. It sustains a vision of culture founded on contemplation rather than possession, seeking to restore the values of silence, essence, and truth. Integrated Solipsism does not describe the world — it breathes through it.