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GENITOR LVMINIS Sweden
The term 'Genitor luminis' is the begetter or generator of light, or the 'bringer of light'...
As a musical
endeavor it begun in 1998 as a personal project of Swedish painter and musician Magnus Engvall. The idea behind the music is to merge several traditions of electronic, classical and minimalist music into one, spiritual way of exploring and becoming, 'touching upon light' pass into a dream.
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