the cat so more very good afternoon to
all but I do not have competition anymore
because it’s that a few good computers a
awesome enthusiasm good but I
I’m going to propose something a little bit
I ‘m going to propose a trip
virtual to japan
so to see everyone agree we do not
the seats come to see how they do it
let’s take the belt well put and
we return to the country of the rising sun
sure most of you all
those who are here the first image
that comes from Japan because this is a
overdeveloped country
hypertechnological full of robots
true overpopulated an image that well
could amplify with this
photograph of its big cities it
completed from Tokyo which is the capital of the
country
but japan is not only this because
the archipelago not or nippon is also
known for the spectacular beauty of
its country landscapes of high mountains of
deep valleys of abundant water from
exuberant vegetation is a country that
has a particularity that those
landscapes are changing in a very
expressive very singular throughout
all the seasons it’s as if the
nature was going away
new clothes the image of spring
It is a country
covered by a white pink cloud towards
conformed by the explosion of
countless cherry blossoms that
they also emanate a delicious adeom
contributed quier and then summer comes and
the summer is announced by the
growth of the Libyans and suddenly
the green tones are covering
flooding the floors the trees the
rocks and then autumn comes in the
autumn this happens
everything is dyed with those yellow colors
coppery golden orange from those of
the leaves of the maple that is red red red
everything dyes even the water of those
such extraordinary colors and then
comes the winter that brings the snow and
with that crystal white mantle of
first
duration covers the roofs and covers
also mountains like this
wonderful mountain the fuji mountain that
point at the highest mountain in
all Japan landscape with the absence of
color but a landscape too
revered by the Japanese he
they asked a Zen monk what is the
absolute beauty and responded white
snow in silver cup more image
beautiful but clear
Japan also has another face to
terrible japan
the Japanese archipelago is located in
one of the areas of greatest instability
of the earth’s crust and this means
that in Japan they are very abundant
tidal waves earthquakes volcanoes in
eruption that have marked
inexorably life and existence
of the Japanese people
I am convinced that all and all
you are remembering those images
so shocking of that earthquake that
it ravaged the north of japan
there for the year 2011 that also
took with him a tsunami that he later had
some complications in it
action with the fukushima power station
it struck me greatly and about
everything that struck me the most was that
dignified attitude that manifested the
Japanese people before those terrible
events happen to resignation
without shrillness without drama with a
sense of solidarity
extraordinarily profound and is that in
the Japanese cultural tradition in the
Japanese people there is something that is very
obvious that he is aware that his
life for good or for bad depends on the
nature has to accept that
nature as it is in culture
traditional Japanese makes more man not
is from a spectator, much less a
dominator of nature but that is
one more element and only find
its meaning in the integration with the
same in acceptance with in the
nature
I think the Japanese are like that
people who love what surrounds them from a
special way and proof of this is that
his favorite arts are those that are
link with the natural element the art
of the garden the art of bonsai art
of the ikebana is the flower arrangement and there
an art that I do not know if they knew him
you but that is very interesting and it is
dangerous to love him by the way
what is the art of suiseki is the art of
the selection and contemplation of
naturally formed stones that are
chosen and admired for their beauty but
especially because of that ability they have
to evoke an element of nature or
a natural landscape a mountain some
some waterfalls that can not see you
here in the image one of the
consequences of that tuning of that
love for nature is something
that also fascinates me that is the
deep conviction that the people have
Japanese in its cultural tradition of
something that is evidence that everything is
fleeting that everything is transient what in
Japan is called in whose can is
deep feeling of impermanence
of all the beings in the world because
indeed of japan everything is
Transforms everything changes are happening
a whole series of of landscapes at
throughout the seasons and also everything
in a moment it can disappear and in a
earthquake and changed the course of a river
a mountain disappears a village seems
buried by the lava of a volcano
and that is in the cultural tradition
japanese
nothing is eternal and he knows it and even the
Japanese are a little more immune
to the fallacy that everything remains
that nothing is forever and they take out something
positive to this aspect and that positive
who see beauty in the ephemeral and the
Lope to yield or in Japanese
this is called mono aguare el
deep feeling of things is
as a kind of touching delight
in the face of the fragility of the contingent being
it’s like a kind of sweet and refined
melancholy before the transience of life
It is like an intimate feeling that
the best you sure have
experienced the best before the great
nature the waves of the sea
mountains rivers also experience
that feeling before the little
nature those tiny flowers
little girls that you can find in
the field that spider web that
appears illuminated by the sun and that
it rises to the wind and that’s why there’s nothing
most beautiful in japan from the flowers of
cherry tree because at the climax
their beauty is anything fall leaves
more beautiful
Japan that the droplets of dew that
just in those first rays of the sun of
the morning fades evaporate mona
guare also defines a feeling
of empathy for weakness and
fragility and in fact in the outline of the
traditional japan the great heroes
they are not the big winners nor
very much less but they are those
people who have reached the top of their
success
fall out of favor fail in good in
She does not say anything to the young samur
There you are in full battle with your katana
bravery fortress life dies before
high-handed enemy
well I ‘m listening now because
he heard his thoughts continue this
woman where she wants to take us
is wearing japan is what we
You want to communicate in the background for good
my humble intention is simply
put two questions on the table
I’ll start with the first one they have not
you fixed in general
in general in societies
Westerners we live as if everything were
to be eternal
we have a special inclination to
think that everything is forever
we have an obsession with eternity
we depend on that obsession for
eternity we get angry when the
washing machine spoils logical and natural
it’s a job
obviously when we see the caps of the
shoes or we lament worshipers of
eternal youth
one day we look in the mirror at a
wrinkles the passage of time we assimilate
curious and then also worried about
try to maintain what we
we think it’s forever we get
in a vortex of life in which
we lose the only thing that really
exists that is the present moment is the
moment that is going to fade and that
it’s never going to repeat itself because maybe
we we have not internalized
as in the traditional Japanese culture
something that is inexorable in questionable
although we do not have earthquakes and
although we do not have volcanoes, this is
everything is transient and nothing is eternal and
that is a great reality at least in
what we can see in this life not to
through our senses through
of our intellect we have not arrived
to similar and maybe here and Japan we
can really teach a lesson
interesting to accept our perishable
nature accept our reality already
the best to the best that would take us to
have another more positive attitude and do not
a reactionary is good
passively with the arms dropped before
the negative events that are going
happening throughout our
trajectory not much less
precisely the cob the conviction of
that those moments or that those facts
they can be transient they can fan us
or they can fan that sense in us
it does not depend on struggle to overcome them and not
see for example you the people
Japanese as he knew how to overcome the
ashes after the second war
world with the tragic
Sima and Nagasaki turn events
it’s about trying to live with certain
serenity with a certain temperance those
setbacks that are happening to
sometimes slight mishaps others
more serious
it is definitely also about
achieve live the present
that moment that instant that is never going to
repeat itself because then it’s eternal is what
that we in our tradition of
what is the carpe diem do not divide the
present in short to delight and already
I do not say these idyllic images and
as suggestive as they can be
cherry blossoms we too
we have about 18 almond trees that are
beneficial if not those normal little things
and currents that are like small
sparks that are appearing our life
Do not be joy that produces you
better the duty fulfilled or simply the
do something good for someone simply
that suddenly when a new one appears
illusion or a habit of hope
sometimes we wait for the losses
the small ones the big but also
we have those moments that tell me
you when the local team wins with
the needy we are please
and good and when your team wins
son who is number 33 of a league of
34 and on top of that your son is the goalkeeper
because being the mother of a doorman and
very hard I assure you from experience
it’s the worst that there is the worst thing to me
As everything is ephemeral, here it is
my exhibition also ends but the
conclude the imef had at the time
the record and concluded that if you leave me
this one with a short Japanese poem from
Saigo is a very eleventh- century monk
very poor poor who had a humble
little house so scarce in resources that you visit
a had the full roof had a hole
I know I think with this poem
you can evoke everything that
try to transmit with all my
Heart with all my love and all my
illusion and says well the cabin leaves
enter the water when it rains and I’m
wet but I think
the kind visit of the moon many
thanks for your attention
[Applause]
all but I do not have competition anymore
because it’s that a few good computers a
awesome enthusiasm good but I
I’m going to propose something a little bit
I ‘m going to propose a trip
virtual to japan
so to see everyone agree we do not
the seats come to see how they do it
let’s take the belt well put and
we return to the country of the rising sun
sure most of you all
those who are here the first image
that comes from Japan because this is a
overdeveloped country
hypertechnological full of robots
true overpopulated an image that well
could amplify with this
photograph of its big cities it
completed from Tokyo which is the capital of the
country
but japan is not only this because
the archipelago not or nippon is also
known for the spectacular beauty of
its country landscapes of high mountains of
deep valleys of abundant water from
exuberant vegetation is a country that
has a particularity that those
landscapes are changing in a very
expressive very singular throughout
all the seasons it’s as if the
nature was going away
new clothes the image of spring
It is a country
covered by a white pink cloud towards
conformed by the explosion of
countless cherry blossoms that
they also emanate a delicious adeom
contributed quier and then summer comes and
the summer is announced by the
growth of the Libyans and suddenly
the green tones are covering
flooding the floors the trees the
rocks and then autumn comes in the
autumn this happens
everything is dyed with those yellow colors
coppery golden orange from those of
the leaves of the maple that is red red red
everything dyes even the water of those
such extraordinary colors and then
comes the winter that brings the snow and
with that crystal white mantle of
first
duration covers the roofs and covers
also mountains like this
wonderful mountain the fuji mountain that
point at the highest mountain in
all Japan landscape with the absence of
color but a landscape too
revered by the Japanese he
they asked a Zen monk what is the
absolute beauty and responded white
snow in silver cup more image
beautiful but clear
Japan also has another face to
terrible japan
the Japanese archipelago is located in
one of the areas of greatest instability
of the earth’s crust and this means
that in Japan they are very abundant
tidal waves earthquakes volcanoes in
eruption that have marked
inexorably life and existence
of the Japanese people
I am convinced that all and all
you are remembering those images
so shocking of that earthquake that
it ravaged the north of japan
there for the year 2011 that also
took with him a tsunami that he later had
some complications in it
action with the fukushima power station
it struck me greatly and about
everything that struck me the most was that
dignified attitude that manifested the
Japanese people before those terrible
events happen to resignation
without shrillness without drama with a
sense of solidarity
extraordinarily profound and is that in
the Japanese cultural tradition in the
Japanese people there is something that is very
obvious that he is aware that his
life for good or for bad depends on the
nature has to accept that
nature as it is in culture
traditional Japanese makes more man not
is from a spectator, much less a
dominator of nature but that is
one more element and only find
its meaning in the integration with the
same in acceptance with in the
nature
I think the Japanese are like that
people who love what surrounds them from a
special way and proof of this is that
his favorite arts are those that are
link with the natural element the art
of the garden the art of bonsai art
of the ikebana is the flower arrangement and there
an art that I do not know if they knew him
you but that is very interesting and it is
dangerous to love him by the way
what is the art of suiseki is the art of
the selection and contemplation of
naturally formed stones that are
chosen and admired for their beauty but
especially because of that ability they have
to evoke an element of nature or
a natural landscape a mountain some
some waterfalls that can not see you
here in the image one of the
consequences of that tuning of that
love for nature is something
that also fascinates me that is the
deep conviction that the people have
Japanese in its cultural tradition of
something that is evidence that everything is
fleeting that everything is transient what in
Japan is called in whose can is
deep feeling of impermanence
of all the beings in the world because
indeed of japan everything is
Transforms everything changes are happening
a whole series of of landscapes at
throughout the seasons and also everything
in a moment it can disappear and in a
earthquake and changed the course of a river
a mountain disappears a village seems
buried by the lava of a volcano
and that is in the cultural tradition
japanese
nothing is eternal and he knows it and even the
Japanese are a little more immune
to the fallacy that everything remains
that nothing is forever and they take out something
positive to this aspect and that positive
who see beauty in the ephemeral and the
Lope to yield or in Japanese
this is called mono aguare el
deep feeling of things is
as a kind of touching delight
in the face of the fragility of the contingent being
it’s like a kind of sweet and refined
melancholy before the transience of life
It is like an intimate feeling that
the best you sure have
experienced the best before the great
nature the waves of the sea
mountains rivers also experience
that feeling before the little
nature those tiny flowers
little girls that you can find in
the field that spider web that
appears illuminated by the sun and that
it rises to the wind and that’s why there’s nothing
most beautiful in japan from the flowers of
cherry tree because at the climax
their beauty is anything fall leaves
more beautiful
Japan that the droplets of dew that
just in those first rays of the sun of
the morning fades evaporate mona
guare also defines a feeling
of empathy for weakness and
fragility and in fact in the outline of the
traditional japan the great heroes
they are not the big winners nor
very much less but they are those
people who have reached the top of their
success
fall out of favor fail in good in
She does not say anything to the young samur
There you are in full battle with your katana
bravery fortress life dies before
high-handed enemy
well I ‘m listening now because
he heard his thoughts continue this
woman where she wants to take us
is wearing japan is what we
You want to communicate in the background for good
my humble intention is simply
put two questions on the table
I’ll start with the first one they have not
you fixed in general
in general in societies
Westerners we live as if everything were
to be eternal
we have a special inclination to
think that everything is forever
we have an obsession with eternity
we depend on that obsession for
eternity we get angry when the
washing machine spoils logical and natural
it’s a job
obviously when we see the caps of the
shoes or we lament worshipers of
eternal youth
one day we look in the mirror at a
wrinkles the passage of time we assimilate
curious and then also worried about
try to maintain what we
we think it’s forever we get
in a vortex of life in which
we lose the only thing that really
exists that is the present moment is the
moment that is going to fade and that
it’s never going to repeat itself because maybe
we we have not internalized
as in the traditional Japanese culture
something that is inexorable in questionable
although we do not have earthquakes and
although we do not have volcanoes, this is
everything is transient and nothing is eternal and
that is a great reality at least in
what we can see in this life not to
through our senses through
of our intellect we have not arrived
to similar and maybe here and Japan we
can really teach a lesson
interesting to accept our perishable
nature accept our reality already
the best to the best that would take us to
have another more positive attitude and do not
a reactionary is good
passively with the arms dropped before
the negative events that are going
happening throughout our
trajectory not much less
precisely the cob the conviction of
that those moments or that those facts
they can be transient they can fan us
or they can fan that sense in us
it does not depend on struggle to overcome them and not
see for example you the people
Japanese as he knew how to overcome the
ashes after the second war
world with the tragic
Sima and Nagasaki turn events
it’s about trying to live with certain
serenity with a certain temperance those
setbacks that are happening to
sometimes slight mishaps others
more serious
it is definitely also about
achieve live the present
that moment that instant that is never going to
repeat itself because then it’s eternal is what
that we in our tradition of
what is the carpe diem do not divide the
present in short to delight and already
I do not say these idyllic images and
as suggestive as they can be
cherry blossoms we too
we have about 18 almond trees that are
beneficial if not those normal little things
and currents that are like small
sparks that are appearing our life
Do not be joy that produces you
better the duty fulfilled or simply the
do something good for someone simply
that suddenly when a new one appears
illusion or a habit of hope
sometimes we wait for the losses
the small ones the big but also
we have those moments that tell me
you when the local team wins with
the needy we are please
and good and when your team wins
son who is number 33 of a league of
34 and on top of that your son is the goalkeeper
because being the mother of a doorman and
very hard I assure you from experience
it’s the worst that there is the worst thing to me
As everything is ephemeral, here it is
my exhibition also ends but the
conclude the imef had at the time
the record and concluded that if you leave me
this one with a short Japanese poem from
Saigo is a very eleventh- century monk
very poor poor who had a humble
little house so scarce in resources that you visit
a had the full roof had a hole
I know I think with this poem
you can evoke everything that
try to transmit with all my
Heart with all my love and all my
illusion and says well the cabin leaves
enter the water when it rains and I’m
wet but I think
the kind visit of the moon many
thanks for your attention
[Applause]
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