Every year for the annual summer workshop, the school presents a calligraphy of Itsuo Tsuda set on a kakemono (Japanese framing).

This is an opportunity to (re)discover these traces, these teaching left to us.During the summer workshop that has just ended, we could enjoy the calligraphy “The fish in the water,” for which Itsuo Tsuda was inspired by this tale by Tchouang-tseu

Tchouang-tseu and Hui Tzu were walking on a bridge over the Hao river. Tchouang-tseu said, “You see how minnows stroll around! This is the actual joy of fish.- You’re not a fish, said Hui Tzu. How do you know what can be the joy of a fish?- You’re not me, replied Tchouang-tseu. How do you know that I do not know what is the joy of a fish?- I’m not you, says Hui-tzu, and certainly I do not know what you do know or not. But surely you’re not a fish, it is obvious that you do not know what is the joy of a fish.- let’s go back, says Tchouang-tseu, to our first question. You asked me: how do you know which is the joy of a fish? So you have assumed that I knew, since you have asked me how. How do I know?Direct observation on the bridge of the Hao river.