Music
Carsten Bo Eriksen (MBD73) works in the terrain between sound, space, image and form. He works freely over genres, as a true renaissance artist. His music finds inspiration in the European and American minimalism, as well as electronica, post-classical and post-rock music. He is among the very few composers in Denmark with strong roots in minimalism.
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