Parviz Shapour

Shapour's first book of writings and drawings was published in 1964, titled Cari-kalamator. His writings have been published in six volumes. His designs and drawings were showcased in exhibitions at the Art Gallery in Persepolis in 1968 and 1970. Some samples from the first book of Cari-kalamator are: • The absent minded compass draws ellipses. • The decline swims in the water fall. • I have a lifetime to die. • The sunflower feels indecisive in cloudy days. • The guillotine believes that the human head is excessive. • The cat climbs the first half of the tree because of the dog and the rest because of the bird. • With the same speed that the cat climbs up the tree, the tree climbs down the cat. His other works included: • • • ==Further reading==