On April 29, the video “Come Meditate”, created by Sofia Nicolini Llosa, a Zen Kannon practitioner, won 2nd Prize at the 3rd edition of the Coreixample Espot Festival.
Coreixample Espot Festival
The awards ceremony took place at Cinemes Girona, where all the submitted spots were screened. The awards presentation was a particularly moving moment, recognizing not only the technical quality of the works but also the sensitivity and perspective of the participants.
“Come Meditate” breathes Zen
The video stood out for its simplicity and authenticity. Without the need for major resources, it captured the essence of meditation: presence, attention to detail, and the beauty of everyday gestures. The visual composition, slow rhythm, and use of sound created an atmosphere of calm that invited the viewer to pause and observe. This ability to generate silence in the viewer is undoubtedly one of the most valued qualities in this type of creation.
Winners of the Coreixample Espot Festival
The event concluded in an atmosphere of gratitude and celebration, acknowledging the efforts of all participants and reaffirming the importance of creating spaces where creativity can be expressed.
“Come Meditate” – a Zen moment
In an increasingly fast-paced world, finding a space for pause and silence has become essential. The video “Come Meditate” shows how a single moment can change our lives. Zen meditation offers precisely this: a return to the simplicity of the present moment. It is not about escaping reality, but about learning to fully inhabit it as it is.
Many people approach meditation seeking calm or relief from stress, but over time they discover that its benefits go far beyond that. It is not about achieving anything special, but about letting go of chasing unnecessary things and learning simply to be.
During the same event, the awards ceremony took place alongside live music performances. In the photograph, we can see the moment when the protagonist of the video, Giovanna Magnante, also a Zen Kannon practitioner, receives the award for “Come Meditate”.
The event concluded in an atmosphere of gratitude and celebration, acknowledging the efforts of all participants and reaffirming the importance of creating spaces where creativity can be expressed.
“Come Meditate” – a Zen moment
In an increasingly fast-paced world, finding a space for pause and silence has become essential. The video “Come Meditate” shows how a single moment can change our lives. Zen meditation offers precisely this: a return to the simplicity of the present moment. It is not about escaping reality, but about learning to fully inhabit it as it is.
Many people approach meditation seeking calm or relief from stress, but over time they discover that its benefits go far beyond that. It is not about achieving anything special, but about letting go of chasing unnecessary things and learning simply to be.