Surprise from my kiln

What a great place for an exhibition and what nice trees!
From the overhead photos it looks like vendor areas are huge! I've noticed this before in Euro show pictures. Is this common for show vendors to have such large areas to build on?
Dale

Speechless. Simply stunning.

Mike

Fantastic Peter, thanks for sharing

Regards

Andy

Peter,

Thanks for such a great sharing of bonsai photo journalism

Beautiful trees and pots!

Rob

Hi Dale,
This park was previously a coal-industry area, then it has been re-cultivated to a park.
Everyone can now use this park for jogging, barbecues, weddings and bonsai exhibitions.

Throughout the year there is much to see art or listen to music.



regards
Peter

Hi Mike, Andy and Rob,

thanks for the nice compliment.

Here are some impressions of the park
Nature and art.

This plastic has created Auguste Rodin.
Title: "Prayer"



This is only the photographer, sometimes not with pot in hand.
Best regards
Peter
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Hi Dale,

sorry, I have not answered your question correctly.

Here is the correct answer:
Yes, the vendor areas at European shows are quite large. The vendors can choose an area between 6.5 ft and 20 ft for their stands.

regards
Peter

Love the pictures of the bonsai exhibition.
Shows that bonsai and art do exist much more harmoniously than bonsai and flower shows.

Would be nice to see this in a separate post to the bonsai forum.

Hi Rob,

thank you for your nice assessment
I am very pleased if you visit me in my thread.

Best regards
Peter

Here again a tree in a pot of me.

The shape of the pot is very failed.
The pot can be a little smaller, it would still fit better.









Photos and tree by Jürg Rufer, Switzerland

Pot are hand made without mold and potter wheel
fired to about 1220 ° C

Best regards
Peter
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Peter,
Your beautiful pot should not be called failed, I think that is improper English translation if I might suggest. I understand about the size combination with the tree however. Both are beautiful, just not with each other, IMHO.

Always great to see your work!

Rob

Hi Rob,

you were right, the translation was bad. I'm sorry!

I meant to say that the shape of the pot is unusual.

Best regards
Peter

How it all started ...
... these are the objects I have made 40 years ago.
At that time I have no made bonsai pots.
Sorry for the old photos, the quality is not so good.

Best regards
Peter

Hi Peter,

Thanks a lot for these glimpses into your development! A fascinating range of styles too - I especially liked the organic shapes of the vases ... is there more? ;-)

Peter,
It is good to see such great technique and artistry at such an earlier time for you. I am guessing these are course work projects?

Your attention to technique and detail are clearly evident

Thanks for sharing!

Hi Stefan,
yes, the vases are very feminine and very sexy. It was fun, they to made, but it was then also very provocative.

regards
Peter

Hi Rob,

thanks for the nice compliment,
those are hobbies that I work for myself and friends .

regards
Peter

... and here are some photos of bonsai pots I made before about 30 to 35 years. The wooden boxes I have made to yourself.
Sorry, the photos are so old.

Best regards
Peter
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Great stuff, Peter!

Peter

Wow! I loved looking at some of your earlier work, very very nice indeed

Thanks for showing us

Regards

Andy

Hi John,
hi Andy,
Thank you both for the nice comment.
Best regards
Peter

In Fulda a beautiful baroque city in Germany was on the weekend the exhibition of the Bonsai Club of Germany.
Here are some picture moments.









... an espresso please.