1350 steps to Fuji

In 2013, the 1350th anniversary of the first ascent of a person to Mount Fujiyama - the most important religious and cultural symbol of Japan, turned 1350. To commemorate this event, Tatlin organized an exhibition-competition of children"s creativity 1350 steps to Fuji. Regardless of age, through accidental choice, children aged 5 to 17 years received Hike of famous Japanese poets. Haiku is a genre of traditional Japanese lyrical poetry, known since the 14th century. One of the most famous representatives of the genre was and still remains Matsuo Basa. The original Japanese haiku consists of 17 syllables that make up one column of hieroglyphs. The art of writing Hike is the ability to describe the moment in three lines. The young artists who took part in the project were invited to take as the basis the minimalist handwriting of the master and on pre -prepared book turn, on the left side of which Hike was located, illustrate more than 140 poetic works. Having gathered turns together, the editors received a real book of Japanese poetry. It is opened by young children from 5 to 8 years old, children from 8 to 17 years old continue