Mori and Gori

Artwork Description

Two inseparable anteaters are so close that they even share the same anthill. Among the ruins of Persepolis, they play at being a king and a commander. One day, they discover a golden crown, and their friendship slowly gives way to rivalry. Each builds a kingdom and raises an army, and they fight fiercely for the crown. In the end, while they are still battling over it, a crow quietly takes the crown away and lays her eggs inside. All along, they have been fighting for nothing.

Mori and Gori, were such close friends that they even ate from the same ant hole for eating. In the presepolis.

They started a war because of the crown.

At first ,they sold their chests of gold to buy guns and fought each other .

Then they expanded their armies and bought cannons and tanks .

As they were busy fighting a full scale war with cannons, tank , and everything they had, the crows had taken the crown and laid their eggs on it atop the tallest column of persepolis.

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Maryam Mahmoudi Moghadam

Female Iran 1986 Junglegirlits@gmail.com

City of birth Gorgan

Now lives & works in Iran

Techniques used Digital, watercolour, pastel, pencils

Published/Unpublished Not published

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