How do you practice miniature bonsai? Check out how this foreigner does it

  They say art knows no borders. Take a look at this bonsai artist named Ken from Fresno, California. He discovered his passion for bonsai in 2007 and is devoted to miniature bonsai. He adopted a radical styling philosophy and a natural aesthetic eye, which quickly made his works popular in the bonsai world.

  This is Ken, the foreigner who practices miniature bonsai

  In 2010, he began sculpting bonsai with wire. It was originally a way to hone his bonsai skills, but unexpectedly it earned him a reputation as a sculptor, and he became widely sought after by bonsai enthusiasts.

  As his works spread rapidly through the news media, just one year later his works were sought after by enthusiasts not only in the United States, but also in countries in Europe, South America, Canada and Asia, because he strictly adhered to the principles of bonsai aesthetics, and every carefully molded piece was a unique, original work.