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Apollo’s Temple, Naxos
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Bergur Anderson Rotterdam, Netherlands
Bergur Anderson is an Icelandic visual artist, composer and sound-maker based in Rotterdam — an electric troubadour playing
with songs, voice, poetry and world-making.
Through various solo and collaborative projects he makes publications, performances and installations that reflect on his interests in polyphonic storytelling, orality and the transitory qualities of sound.
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