Aynshtayn va 'āshiq: Persian 1400

In the 90 pieces written in white or free form, Ruhollah Hosseini tries to get rid of the old poets such as Anuri, Khaqani, Nizami, and others who use constellations or heavenly bodies to create similes, metaphors, or allusions. In their poems, they used to create images and express feelings that, influenced by new sciences and especially astronomy, would give a world different from what the classical vision of the relationship between man and the universe offered. In this new world, whose borders have been expanded in a terrifying way due to numerous and amazing discoveries in the fields of astronomy, physics, and mathematics, the lover in defining his relationship with the beloved, and expressing his feelings, experiences the same astonishment and distortion that A scientist gets sick from observing distant and near celestial objects through the lens of his telescope.