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1997 PAOLO LICARI

Iniziai ad occuparmi di bonsai all'inizio del 1990.
All'ora facevo parte del bonsai club palermo.In quei tre anni ebbi l'opportunita di lavorare (e precisamente nel 91-92-93 ) con Hotzumi Terakawa in occasione di tre work shopdi 3 ore ciascuno e dimostrazioni del suo modo ecceziolale nel mettere il filo e di impostare le piante.
Inizia da subito a raccogliere piante in natura, non scordero mai la prima una Tamarix, raccolta nel 90' e dopo un anno scolpita e impostata a palchetti come fosse un ginepro.
Nel 91 a Palermo in occasione di una mostra annuale fu invitato il professor Giovanni Genotti, che quando vide la mia Tamarix la volle premiare, non per l'impostazione (che era sbagliata) ma per la lavorazione della legna morta.
Nel 96 in occasione della mostra drago verde ( Messina) conobbo Gianni Picella, fondatore e all'ora presidente dell'UBI.
In mostra c'erano alcune mie piante fra la quale un cipresso raccolto in natura e da me impostato a bunjin, quando Gianni lo vide si informo di chi fosse quella pianta, e saputo che ero io mi volle al talento italiano a Martina Franca nel 97.Vinsi il talento italiano e terzo al talento europeo a Fermo nel 98.
Ora dopo tanti anni posso dire che la colpa della sconfitta fu indubbiamente l'emozione, dopo di allora ho partecipato a molte mostre regionali e nazionali, l'ultima " il grande sogno per un bonsaista" il congresso mondiale del 2008, portando un carrubo premita con il premio Casinò Vallè.
Dopo 18anni da bonsaista autodidatta credo di poter esser abbastanza sodisfatto.

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