Jack McCarley (USA) and Karen Randall (USA) joined Jo Ann Fujii (USA) and Bailin Shaw (USA) to judge the ever-evolving Wabi Kusa category.
— Erik
I am so pleased to see how this category is improving. This year’s entries are really lovely. Only a few have needed to be removed and only couple for terrestrial plants! I know that the rules for showing your Wabi Kusa balls will be stricter next year but I don’t think that many of the entries this year would have had any problem complying! Well done everyone!
— Karen Randall
I feel incredibly fortunate to participate in the judging of this category. I'd like to thank the AGA for providing a platform for passionate hobbyists to showcase their Wabi-Kusa in a competitive manner. As many know next year's contest will become more stringent: focusing on the key elements that make a Wabi-Kusa different from other types of nano displays. It was great to see so many beautiful Wabi-Kusa in this year's contest which clearly expressed an intention and understanding of Wabi-Kusa both physically as an art form and also conceptually. Congratulations to all of the participants!
France
Australia
Thailand
Indonesia
Qatar
Argentina
United States
Germany
Czech Republic
Ukraine
China
Denmark
India
Romania
Russian Federation
Italy
Mexico
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