Friday, September 27, 2013

Work

After some time, once again I went to Tomaž's place yesterday where we worked on our trees. Tomaž was working on his scots, Miha was getting his Chamaecyparis ready for exhibition and Gašper was working on his spruce.



But I was making the most noise since I was working on the deadwood of my yew.


Tuesday, September 24, 2013

6th Alpen-Adria exhibition

This weekend the members of the slovenian bonsai club once again attended the Austrian Alpen-Adria exhibition. And once again all the main awards went with us to Slovenia. :)



I got the first prize in the small trees class.


Rajko got the first prize in the middle-sice trees class,


and Tomaž got the first prize in the large trees class, plus best tree by visitors award.


Sunday, September 15, 2013

Getting ready

Next week I'm going to my next exhibition in Austria. This time I decided that I'll exhibit a more elegant composition. The tree is an Euonymus verrucosa.




Friday, September 13, 2013

Back to Italy

I begun my Wednesday morning with this scene at my house. Once again I was heading to Italy, but this time not for an exhibition. I have had this spruce for five years and never have I decided to style it. To me it was simply too big. So I decided to give it To Mauro Stamberger in exchange for another tree. But before I got to Italy I made a quick stop at my friend Bojan's place, with whom I also made a trade.

 

In Mauro's garden.



Yamadori area.


I came home with two great new trees:



Wednesday, September 11, 2013

Giareda

The past wekend me and a few of other Slovenian bonsai friends drove to Italy, near Bologna, where the local bonsai club Helen in colaboration with the bonsai school Progetto futuro organized an exhibition. Beside the exhibition there was a mass workshop of various artists and a few demos by italian instructors.
But before the expo in Friday we visited Enrico Savini and took a look at his great collection.










I was the only Slovenian who was also exhibiting two bonsai - two shohin. Here is the first; a black pine.




And here the second one, a chinese juniper which wan second prize.




PS: Roland was awarded top PF student of the year!! Congrats!