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The profile of Piotr Czerniachowski

Piotr Czerniachowski was born in 1972 in WaƂbrzych. One of the first bonsai creators in Poland. Owner of AKiNA Bonsai Centrum, founder of Bonsai Polska Club and leader of Sudety Bonsai Group.

He has won many prestigious awards at home and abroad. He is a demonstrator of many foreign exhibitions, author of films and articles, participated in various television programs.

In addition, Peter is a specialist in the design of oriental gardens. He was the first Pole invited by bonsai champion Salvatore Liporace to school at Studio Botanico in Milan in 2001, and the first Polish demonstrator at the largest exhibition in Europe, Trophy 2023.

 

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The profile of Fabio Perissinotto

My name is Fabio Perissinotto, I'm 40 and I'm an artist, I love working in my garden and I gladly receive requests from beginners to teach the approach to Bonsai both technically and aesthetically. I work and try to pass on what I have learned over the years with my Maestro Gianni Cara and Naoki Maeoka.

I live in Verbania a city in northern Italy that overlooks a wonderful lake. I have two daughters and a wonderful wife. I have always lived among plants and mountains.

My father did Bonsai when I was little and my Grandmother collected plants even before I was born. For this reason, I have been making Bonsai for the past 15 years and I try to enhance every plant I see and that I work with or that I am asked to work with. My concept is "there are no ugly plants, but only young plants".

 

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The profile of Hugo Zamora

His first approach to the world of bonsai was through a basic course at the age of 16.

In the year 2000 he began to carry out demonstrations, presentations and workshops in local congresses in Mexico City and soon afterwards in different states of Mexico.

He has taught courses in Mexico since 2001 and was the head of the Didactic and Teaching area of the Mexican Bonsai Federation for 6 years.

After completing his apprenticeship with master Kunio Kobayashi , each year he continues to travel to Japan for periods of one or two months to work in Shunka-en Bonsai Museum and continue with the practice of bonsai art at the highest level.

He has been a Demonstrator at different important Bonsai events around the world including de International Congress of the Latin American and Caribbean Bonsai Federation in two times.

He has traveled to more that 20 different countries around the world as a judge, curator of private collections, giving demos and workshops, mostly in Latinamerica and some countries in Asia, Europe.

This mixing of styles, tree varieties, schools, techniques, philosophies and cultural combinations, makes his work very versatile and with a very particular way of seeing the bonsai. Since the classics to the vanguard.

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