Abreskia It is a project born in Sardinia with the aim of promoting the cultural and social rebirth of the Sardinian territories.
Our name, “Abreskia”, derives from a Sardinian word meaning dawn: a symbol of light, hope and new beginnings.
Our mission
We believe in enhancement of historical, artistic and environmental heritage of Sardinia.
Our commitment is to bring life and meaning back to places steeped in memory, restoring their active role in the community.
We want to create vibrant, open, shared spaces where culture, craftsmanship, and participation become tools for collective growth.
Casa Amsicora: the heart of the project
At the heart of our journey is Amsicora house, a building of great architectural and symbolic value located in Samugheo (Oristano).
We are turning this place into a center of culture and social innovation dedicated to:
- Sardinian artistic and traditional crafts
- Quality agri-food and local production
- Widespread hospitality and sustainable tourism
- Cultural events, exhibitions and participatory workshops
Casa Amsicora aims to be a meeting point between past and future, between those who preserve Sardinia's roots and those who imagine new horizons for Sardinia.
Participation and community
We are not looking for simple partners or investors, but people who believe in the power of ideas:
Volunteers, artisans, scholars, travelers, organizations, and associations who wish to contribute their time, expertise, or concrete support.
Abreskia It is an open project, where everyone can bring their own creativity and actively participate in the construction of a Sardinia is more aware, supportive and rooted in its own identity.
A new dawn for Sardinia
With Abreskia We want to bring about a new dawn for our territories:
a Sardinia: lively, welcoming and sustainable, capable of valorizing its own culture and opening up to the world.
Below is a brief description of the creators of the ABRESSIA PROJECT:
Giampaolo Frongia.
Born in Sardinia but transplanted to Bologna, works on the staff of CUBE, company museum of the Unipol Group. Thanks to his passion for the digital world, he has acquired a great experience in the field of information technology and digital technologies, which allows him to always be updated on the latest news and to take full advantage of the opportunities that this ever-changing world offers. He combines work with other non-work passions: literature, music, cinema, theater and hiking.
Nadia Leila Chiappini.
He lives in Swiss where he works as a native teacher of French and German, he collaborates with various schools including the prestigious Goethe Institute of German Culture. With her experience in teaching foreign languages and knowledge of different cultures, Nadja deals with the organization of multilingual events and the promotion of Italian culture and language abroad and various translation and interpreting activities.