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291 --- #GOSA:XV.Alg.M --- Wereldgodsdiensten : spreiding --- Wereldgodsdiensten --- 210.1 --- wereldreligies --- wereldgodsdiensten --- atlas --- #gsdb3 --- Godsdienstwetenschap: vergelijkend --- 297 --- 297*35 --- 815 Geschiedenis --- 845 Religie --- 858.1 Politiek geweld --- Islam. Mohammedanisme --- Sociology of religion --- Islam --- Godsdienst --- 209 --- Boeddhisme --- China-godsdienst --- Christendom --- Godsdienst-wereld --- Hindoeïsme --- Jainisme --- Jodendom --- Sikhs-godsdienst --- Sjintoïsme --- Zoroastrisme --- Godsdienst ; algemeen ; overige onderwerpen

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Iranian astrologer and scientist Omar Khayyam wrote 1000 four-line verses, more than 1000 years ago. Artist Azam Masoumzadeh grew up with his verses and has made them her tools for a good and beautiful life. In this animated VR experience, Azam creates a contemporary version of Omar Khayyam’s world, inspired by ancient Iranian miniature art. It is a world to the heart of Epicurus, pleasant and relaxing, that immerses you in 5 different scenes, each one inspired by a different poem. The poems are told in voice-over, in Farsi, English or Dutch. Sometimes they are sad, sometimes full of humor. And although they are centuries old, they touch timeless themes: love, death, loss, religion, pleasure, happiness, mental wellbeing ... Khayyam’s age-old words are more recognizable than you think and show us a very different world view from Iran today than what media present us. Glad that I came, not sorry to depart is also an AR experience: when you scan the illustrations with the Artivive app, they come to live: the wind sets the trees in motion, birds fly by and music and poetry sing a duet. You hear the poems of Omar Khayyam in voice over, alternated with traditional Iranian music with a modern touch.