Comparison of the Refraction and Multi Surfacification of the Iranian Miror’s Art and Cubism.

the mirror’s art is one of the Iranian traditional art. It is mainly used for interior decoration of monuments. The mirror can be considered the latest initiative of Iranian artists in the fine arts. Iranians have used it for interior design and decoration. As a matter of fact implementation of designs with small and large mirrors are used to decorate the interior surfaces of the buildings, which creates a brilliant and sparkling space. The result is a consistent reflection of light from the countless parts of the mirror and creating a pleasant and dreamy atmosphere. The equivalent of this brilliant atmosphere can be seen in various forms of modern art, for instance, cubism. This article is an attempt to answer the question whether there is a similarity between multidimensional images in Iranian mirror’s art and cubism. Thus in order to achieve the purpose of the research, the author has divided the common visual signs between the Iranian mirror and the art of cubism into their visual signs. Hence using a descriptive analytical method, visual concurrency and collecting library and field information we will study some aspects of the sample. The result of the matching and the studies show; there are similarities between refraction and multidimensional images in the Iranian mirror and cubism regardless of the time and space conditions.