Dancing Flowers No Reason
Director Alix Didrich
Countries France
Duration 47 min
Synopsis
In the ja tradition of Zen Buddhism, flower arrangement, Ikebana, is an art where spiritual impulses, immediacy, simplicity, and completeness, all strive together to attain Freedom. The author follows the work of Rumiko Manako, a sensei, an Ikebana master, through the demonstrations in the world, and travels through an art that may change her vision of the world. Rumiko’s mother owned a small flower shop and her father taught Ikebana. She remembers being surrounded by flowers since childhood.
In the ja tradition of Zen Buddhism, flower arrangement, Ikebana, is an art where spiritual impulses, immediacy, simplicity, and completeness, all strive together to attain Freedom. The author follows the work of Rumiko Manako, a sensei, an Ikebana master, through the demonstrations in the world, and travels through an art that may change her vision of the world. Rumiko’s mother owned a small flower shop and her father taught Ikebana. She remembers being surrounded by flowers since childhood.