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Kriok lives in a converted watermill near Pont-Aven, where he grows his own vegetables, repairs antique reed instruments for local children, and teaches a free Breton-language workshop every Saturday morning. He is married to illustrator , who designs his album covers and stage costumes. gael kriok

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He wears a long, scavenged scholar’s coat over patched deckhand’s trousers. The coat has seventeen pockets, all filled with:

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But who is Gael Kriok? Is he a solo artist, a collective pseudonym, or a ghost in the machine of Breton musical revival?