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Cara Sybille
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La città
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Ubik
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Palloncino
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Retrò
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Rail
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Steine
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Husch dance
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stefano bernardi Bolzano, Italy
He completed his studies at the Zelig Documentary and New Media School in Bolzano (1994-1997) and since then he has been
working as a sound engineer and sound designer within the creative documentary department ans as musician.
“My purpose is to extend the utmost simplicity to allow the highest degree of complexity. “ S. Bernardi.
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