The magazine's mission is to cultivate critical thinking and creativity through an interdisciplinary approach. By forging a space where readers can engage constructively in discussions of utmost importance, Artesane Studio aims to address society's great need for a redefinition of intellectuality and its role in a postmodern era. In turn, this assists in the discovery of individuals' divine nature and of a society's complex social fabric.
Artesane Studio's target audience is students, professionals, and cultural enthusiasts alike. The magazine offers a forward-thinking and holistic approach to reality and knowledge, stimulating its readers via a challenging intellectual experience. The magazine's primary purpose is to inscribe reason and morality in its reader's minds, fueled by the most bounteous of virtues, that of love, the primary wellspring of imagination. To this end, Artesane Studio explores the microcosms of the world through the pens of philosophers, artists, and sociologists such as Diotima of Mantinea, Plato, Plotinus, Sopsipatra, Hypatia, Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, Boethius, Héloïse, Hildegard of Bingen, Bassi, Heidegger, Kierkegaard, Derrida, Foucault, Beauvoir, Arendt, Simone Weil, Agamben, Taubes, Levinas, Ellul, Scruton, and others.
Artesane Studio publishes a multifarious array of content, including philosophical essays on the nature of reality, liberty, authenticity, and morality, academic articles on subjects such as religious art, semiotics, and political theory, journalistic investigations into corruption and discrimination within churches, book reviews covering classic literature, philosophy and political theology, eclectic art, and science, review articles on interdisciplinary research topics such as religion and AI, medieval philosophy, and comparative literature, research papers on topics such as theories and methodologies in intercultural and interreligious communication. They also include opinions.
The magazine's aim to inspire and educate its readers — to assist them in their discovery of their place in society and help them to develop critical thinking and creativity.
In the future, Artesane Studio will delve further into themes like art and aesthetic issues, art theory, the intersection of art and society, art and religion, technology and art, the fundamentals of theology, theology and philosophy, theology and science, theology and politics, theology and culture, philosophy topics such as epistemology, metaphysics, ethics, ontology, logic, philosophical linguistics, the history of philosophy, and the dialectic between tradition and modernity.