Hello! If you are here, it means you too have a story to tell. Our world is filled with great stories. Some of these stories have survived through time, but many have been buried in history.The story of Asoor begins here, where no compelling narrative is left unheard.One of humanity’s greatest questions is how artistic creations come into being. For instance, how was the Mona Lisa created, or what does Michelangelo hint at in The Creation of Adam? The process of creation and the ability to determine the authenticity of an artwork, alongside the intellectual property rights of the creator, have always been concerns for artists.

There are stories that have never been properly documented or whose importance has not been truly understood.Along our journey, we encountered an ancient story: the story of an old palm tree and a young goat. In this story, the palm tree symbolizes the traditions upon which society is built, while the young goat represents the movement towards the future, curiosity, and courage. At one point in the story, the goat says to the palm tree:" I graze in fragrant mountains, feed on fresh plants, and drink from pure springs, while you are like a nail driven into the ground, unable to move." This story was transformed by painters and potters into a pottery goblet, known as the oldest animation in the world. This marks humanity's first attempt to document the process of creating an artistic work.

A 5,200-year-old pottery bowl discovered in Shahr-e Sukhteh, Iran has five images painted around it that seem to show phases of a goat leaping up to nip at a tree.