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“i have always felt that japanese and icelandic cultures have in common that when buddhism and christianity arrived, it was done with less violence than in other countries and the door to the previous more “pagan” faiths like shinto and nordic mythology ( þór, freyja, óðinn .. ) was kept open. so when “civilization” happened there was still full access to nature. so there is less guilt floating around between the 2. in iceland, technology and nature are not necessarily enemies, they can coexist… i’m curious how you feel about mythology, nature and folklore in your work now.”
— Björk comparing Japanese and Iceland cultures, Interview Magazine (2019)
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Cappella di Vitaleta, che vanta di essere tra i patrimoni dell’Unesco
Near Capri
“i have always felt that japanese and icelandic cultures have in common that when buddhism and christianity arrived, it was done with less violence than in other countries and the door to the previous more “pagan” faiths like shinto and nordic mythology ( þór, freyja, óðinn .. ) was kept open. so when “civilization” happened there was still full access to nature. so there is less guilt floating around between the 2. in iceland, technology and nature are not necessarily enemies, they can coexist… i’m curious how you feel about mythology, nature and folklore in your work now.”
— Björk comparing Japanese and Iceland cultures, Interview Magazine (2019)