The voices in the NFTs are inspired by the radio broadcasts that were aired between 1928 and 1947 by the "pioneers" of radio, prominent cultural figures such as C. Rădulescu-Motru, Sextil Puşcariu, Mircea Djuvara, Virgil Madgearu, Ion Petrovici, Dimitrie Gusti, Mihai Ralea, Mircea Florian, N. Bagdasar, Mihail Sebastian, Paul Zarifopol, Alice Voinescu, and many others, all of whom demonstrated the interest of the Romanian elites of the time in this new media phenomenon.

Each NFT will be created in the minimalist sketch style of Henri Matisse, using essential colors and shapes to capture the "voice" of Radio Romania. This approach will emphasize the depth and historical significance of the message.

The "Voice is Essential" collection aims to foreground the significant impact that the human voice, as a symbol of the human spirit, has had on our society, highlighting moments of power and silence, clarity and ambiguity. Overall, the collection will reflect the essence of the evolution and the human spirit in the context of Radio Romania over its 95 years.

Moreover, in a time when we are surrounded by false anchors and background noise, when our own identities get diluted amidst a multitude of options and perspectives, leaving us in a confusing, albeit harmful, state, a reminder of the existence of one's voice emerges as a necessary breath of fresh air.

Remember that you have a voice. Voice is life. Voice is freedom. Voice is essential. And over the years, if your voice remains clear and anchored, if you make the right choices in harmony with yourself, it will persist. Ultimately, as in a sifting, the voice as a symbol of the spirit is the only thing that remains.

As a result, let's be responsible for the voices we put forward.

The voices in the NFTs are inspired by the radio broadcasts that were aired between 1928 and 1947 by the "pioneers" of radio, prominent cultural figures such as C. Rădulescu-Motru, Sextil Puşcariu, Mircea Djuvara, Virgil Madgearu, Ion Petrovici, Dimitrie Gusti, Mihai Ralea, Mircea Florian, N. Bagdasar, Mihail Sebastian, Paul Zarifopol, Alice Voinescu, and many others, all of whom demonstrated the interest of the Romanian elites of the time in this new media phenomenon.