The philosophy which informs the Foundation is that of a world where information is available to all, where all may live in dignity, where help is guaranteed if and when necessary, where human rights are respected, where work forms an essential element of both culture and hope for wide-scale social well-being, and where art and culture can be considered the common patrimony of all humanity.

The Foundation likes to imagine our planet as a place where inequalities between human beings are reduced and where freedom and respect between individuals are possible, where nature’s riches are equally divided.

More concretely, putting the philosophy of the Foundation in action means:

• promoting social plans;
• searching out new ways of living to guarantee a better life;
• stimulating and selecting new projects that assure a better, healthier environment;
• urging individuals to perfect their studies and their knowledge through cultural projects;
• promoting art in all its forms as a point of reference and as evidence of man’s history and evolution, as well as the utmost expression of man’s intelligence: a patrimony to safeguard, look after and hand down;
• etc.