With a focus on research, analysis, mapping, and strategy, ifa laboratory provides invaluable perspectives on culture in the context of foreign and external relations. They also offer insights into artists, skills, and needs in the innovation economy. Founded in collaboration with ifa gallery, the name ifa symbolizes the methods of art in Chinese.

Led by Johanna Suo Kouzmine-Karavaïeff, a highly experienced director, ifa laboratory specializes in cultural strategy, cooperation, transfer of skills, creative economy development, and innovation. Johanna's expertise extends to cultural diplomacy, art as crime prevention, and the economic potential of youth and culture. As a member of NICE (Network for Innovations in Culture and Creativity in Europe), ifa laboratory is at the forefront of cultural innovation.

Their team, including founding partners Alexis Kouzmine-Karavaïeff, David Laurier, and Fredrik Runnquist, brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to their work. Located in Brussels, ifa laboratory offers a venue for creative thinking and collaboration, empowering businesses and industries to harness the power of culture for strategic growth