The Architect’s Poem

An allegory for the life of an architect, set to the dreamy tone of Eastern music.
Created as a gift for my brother’s birthday (he is an architect by profession), and derived from two verses of his poetry:

(loosely tanslated:)

“I awoke with fog behind my window
As if a cloud of Paradise.
The people fled, their dwellings and the crane
All vanished with the Earth.

The fog wreathed everything around
Devouring all the world contained
And all that inspired and that soothed
Remained encloistered in my room.”

Music credit goes to Shahram Nazeri, the Pavarotti of Persia.

-Thanks, Kirill!