Eric Archer Condevaux Dahlberg is a multi-instrumentalist musician, artist, and poet drawing inspiration from nature and its bounty. As a woodcarver and painter, he is known for his organic wall sculptures that channel natural patterns and the fluidity of light. A lover of nature and art in all forms, he expresses this love through artistic practices that overlap music, meditation, yoga, cooking, teaching, storytelling, and poetry, sharing his passions by serving others while building community with presence. Exploring musical collaborations as diverse as contemporary classical, americana, trip-hop, kirtan, folk, meditative, celtic, ambient, and Indian-classical, Eric continually expands his own sounds and tastes to offer a unique feel to the universal language. He collaborates with Prema Mayi and Radharani on their mantra music fusions, and accompanies Biff Mithoefer in his Yin Yoga Teacher Trainings. Eric is a tabla student of Sri Suryaksha Deshpande of the Farrukhabad Gharana and a bansuri flute student of Grammy-Award winner Steve Gorn. He has taught and played music at the Omega Institute for Holistic Studies as Bard/Musician-in-Residence and staff instructor, and was one of the Innkeepers of the historic Sunnybank Inn in Hot Springs, NC. Core faculty at the Omega Institute teaching meditation since 2016, he has also piloted programs in mindfulness and music at the Millbrook School and the Finger Lakes School of Massage, and co-produced the lecture and storytelling series Everyday Expert in the Hudson Valley. Eric's visual art is a hybrid of natural, found, and reclaimed materials, and his ecstatic spoken-word poetry flowers from his love of teaching meditation — guiding listeners through imagery, self-inquiry, and metaphor into an experience of collective insights, heartbeats, and felt breaths.
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