The Stompstone Song

One half of Dutch-based duo Birds of Lidingö is Janice, cellist from Melbourne, and performer of The Stompstone Song. The tiles, designed by Dutchman Alfons van Leggelo is primarily a children’s playground thing, but intended really for creating art in a public space.

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