"Ikebana" by Matthew Donaldson

The filmmaker Matthew Donaldson explores ikebana, the ancient Japanese art of flower arranging that is steeped in tradition and ritual. Filmed at the groundbreaking Sogetsu School of Tokyo, where unconventionality and creative expression are encouraged. Read the full feature on NOWNESS: bit.ly/P8xCtH
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[@teresaviews]

I don’t understand why we need to see the filmmaker’s name displayed in the title, description and the comment from nowness yet I had to search for the name of the ikebana artist who is being filmed.

[@Lurgeek]

because his ego is bigger than that of ikebana artist - who prefers to let her art (flowers) do the talking. Matthew on the other hand have to remind everyone of his existence

[@BlueAquatics]

In her 70's????? Dear lord, I'm going to start gardening again!! Gotta harvest that flower power. Beautiful design by the way.

[@nowness]

The filmmaker Matthew Donaldson explores ikebana, the ancient Japanese art of flower arranging that is steeped in tradition and ritual. Filmed at the groundbreaking Sogetsu School of Tokyo, where unconventionality and creative expression are encouraged:
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[@leaotours4724]

Inspirador!

[@Nature-Beauty-Elegance]

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