The avoidance of empty space in Prehistoric artefacts of Iranian civilizations (Doing research on Sialk's earthenware pots and Lorestan's bronze pins)

Iranian art in it’s evolution has many permanent features that make it,s artistic tradition. Each of them, because of essence of traditinal art, carries idealogy and beliefs of Iranian culture. Many scholars have discussed about lack of empty space in painting of Iran’s Islamic age and other arts of this age.However,we have not seen any considerable research trying to find it’s origins in Iranian Pre-islamic art up to now.This investigation tries to let us get acquainted with the background of Iranian calture anddoes research on earthenware pots found in Sialk and explains about the images on bronze pins found Lorestan in order to ponder the origins of this outlook about empty space in composition of images and the usage of empty space in these images. furthermore, this sarvey does has tried to findout the origins of beliefs which leads to this artistic style. The method of the investigation is descriptive and the research includes scientific observation on remained artifacts of these civilizations and refers to academic writens and sources about the beliefs of Aryan people.The resaltsaf research shows a reduction in the size of empty space between images. The beliefs of Aryan people about life and empty space which are basically seen in their myths to reject negative empty space accounts for the tendency for empty space organization in these artefacts.