Kizuna at the Denver Botanic Gardens

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I recently attended the Denver Botanical Gardens for the new Bill Hosokawa Bonsai Pavilion and Tea Garden with an expanded Japanese Garden (Shofu-En). Kizuna, meaning “the bonds between people” in Japanese, celebrates the influence Japan has had on the West with a presentation of large art installations in bamboo throughout the gardens and floating in the ponds by internationally-known artists Tetsunori Kawana and Stephen Talasnik. I spent hours exploring and photographing the bamboo’s power and versatility in a variety of forms, including living plant displays.

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