Luis Ravizza

We all share the first home. Our mother’s womb is the first space of existence, where life is formed, held, and sustained in absolute proximity before identity, language, or separation emerge. It is not an individual memory but a universal condition—an origin we all pass through, where belonging is total and unmediated. From this shared beginning, all later experiences of distance, displacement, and return take shape. In the background, a lighthouse appears as a distant marker of orientation, echoing the search for belonging beyond origin. This image is a homage to mothers, to the bodies that carry life and make existence possible.