Capitalism Index Catalogue

Capitalism Index Catalogue is a critical and interdisciplinary editorial project dedicated to the analysis, documentation, and deconstruction of the many faces of contemporary capitalism. Structured as an evolving archive and a conceptual index, the project collects voices, images, data, and narratives that explore the economic, cultural, social, and ecological dynamics generated by the global capitalist system.

Through contributions from scholars, artists, activists, philosophers, economists, and designers, the Catalogue serves as a tool for critical reflection and political literacy, capable of connecting local experiences with global phenomena, invisible stories with dominant powers, resistance with contradiction.

Each section of the project — which may take editorial, exhibition, or digital form — is organized around key concepts (profit, algorithm, labor, property, exploitation, growth, crisis, consumption, etc.) that act as thematic gateways and conceptual devices. These entries are accompanied by visual materials, theoretical texts, reportages, infographics, visual essays, and works of art.

Capitalism Index Catalogue does not aim to provide definitive answers, but rather to spark questions, connections, and multiple readings of a system that permeates every aspect of our existence. It is an open atlas of the present — a platform for imagining the future beyond the dominant paradigm.