Sarnivisht-i tāzah: Persiska (Farsi) 1402

A new fate with the world in Nima Yoshij's boutique tries to follow step by step the general definitions in Nima's world and show what material changes are created in his artistic world with each change in concepts. The geometry Nima sets up in the poem and believes that this new geometry and shape can be generalized to all of our lives today. He violates the past but presents its elements again in a new combination because new combinations create new things, that's why he writes: "Everyone who undertakes a new task finds a new destiny."