Part of the second edition of the MusaMadre Festival, the ISCHELIU / RICHIAMO residency was organized by the Sardinian Autonomous Institute Fernando Santi with the support of the Sardinia Foundation, the Association of Local Authorities for Cultural and Entertainment Activities, the Sardinia Film Commission.

The itinerary was conceived and curated by Valeria Orani, whose artistic direction revitalizes the normally uninhabited and isolated village of Rebeccu, a fraction of the municipality of Bonorva, in the province of Sassari, with cultural projects.

Ten participants, including emigrants and Sardinian-descendants, were invited to collectively write the diary of their "journey of the roots" and to express their relationship with the arts.

The residency is an immersive experience of living in a medieval village in the middle of Sardinia through the activation of an artistic-cultural process leading them to deal with dramaturgy, screenplay, cinema, and radio.

Radio Frammenti met the participants in the residency. A new space was born: a thread between voice, photography, and sound called Audio-Portraits: a slow time, a passage on the present that becomes a memory, desire, and imagination.

Audio-Portraits is a project conceived and curated by Maria Genovese and Radio Frammenti, which lends itself to inhabiting various places such as museums, schools, and theaters and which also comes to life in open spaces with different forms.