In this collection, legends are retold—not to recount love, but to measure its distance from reality.The figures are made of ceramic and mirror; materials that both reflect and fracture,like relationships themselves, like the endless repetition of the lover’s quest for the beloved. Here, Shirin and Khosrow are no longer characters, but metaphors for desire and error, for beauty and impermanence.Love here is neither myth nor jest— but a dialogue between legend and reality,an echo, ever recurring, of a question still unanswered: “Khosrow, how f Shirin?”