A comparative study of poetic in the works of Sepehri and Ando

In this article, we have studied the works of Sohrab Sepehri, Iranian poet and the Tadao Ando, Japanese architect of to show the joint poetic of form and space in their works. In this research, after extracting poetic components in the works of these two artists, it was found that their works, like haiku poems, are influenced by Zen, which is an image of reality that is formed after a real connection with space. The theoretical basis of this research is Heidegger's idea of openness to truth. Heidegger believes that the truth of "things" is not revealed by words. The things itself must clarify the meaning or truth. Art helps to clarify the truth of things through beauty. When we connect to the space of the work through the beauty path of the work, openness to the truth occurs. The poetic space of Sepehri and Ando's works makes communication possible through the beauty.