At FIPRA, we are known for finding common ground at the intersection of business, politics and policy. Since the beginning of 2026, we are adding art and culture to the mix.

 

The exhibition of the work of Stefano Moras in our offices is the second event of our partnership with LaVallée, a hub in Molenbeek for creators using culture as a catalyst for community connection, social impact and job creation.

 

It is a partnership born of our shared values. Both FIPRA and LaVallée stand for independent entrepreneurship and share a multi-cultural spirit. One that embraces diverse people and ideas while seeking common ground. 

 

Choosing Stefano Moras as the first LaVallée artist exhibition showing at our office is based both on the spectacular visual and tactile quality of his work but also for his approach and creative demarch. From paintings to installations, his work explores the multiple uses and reuses of colors and materials involved in the creative process.

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Stefano is an artist very much engaged in reflecting on the impact of climate change and on the future of the planet. His values and personal commitment being very much in tune with FIPRA’s ethos, we are very proud to be able to share his work with our network, partners, clients and team.

 

The economic and social impact of the cultural and creatives industries (CCIs) is often overlooked. They support more than 29.5 million people globally and  8.7 million in Europe alone. CCIs are an economic heavyweight, acting as a crucial driver for industrial renaissance, innovation, digitalization and social cohesion, generating 5.3% of EU GDP  through its 1.2 million firms, mostly SMEs.

 

We hope that you will enjoy Stefano’s pieces as much as we do and that we all be inspired to greater creativity and fresh thinking while solving the many challenges we face each day for our clients.

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Laura Batchelor 

Managing partner at FIPRA