The photograph depicts a sun-drenched morning in a small, rural Italian village. The scene unfolds on an ancient stone terrace overlooking rolling hills covered in olive groves and vineyards. Five women, ranging in age from their late twenties to mid-forties, are gathered around a weathered wooden table laden with fresh fruit—peaches, figs, grapes—and artisanal bread. Each woman is engaged in a different activity: one sketches furiously in a large notebook, capturing the landscape; another stretches and does yoga poses with focused determination; a third carefully photographs a bowl of vibrant, freshly picked peaches with her vintage film camera; a fourth sips from a mug of steaming herbal tea, eyes closed in quiet contemplation. The fifth is mid-run, visible in the distance on a dusty path winding down the hillside – she’s wearing simple running clothes and looks utterly at peace. The light is golden and diffuse, filtering through the leaves of an ancient fig tree providing dappled shade across the terrace. Dust motes dance in the sunbeams. The women's bodies are varied—some lean and athletic, others softer and more maternal—all radiating a sense of strength and vulnerability. There’s a raw honesty to their expressions; they aren’t striving for perfection, but embracing the process – the ‘today,’ the ‘daily dose’ of creativity and movement. A small, handwritten sign leans against the table: 'Project Serenity.' Scattered around are brushes, paint palettes, and a few open journals filled with sketches and musings. The overall mood is one of quiet resilience, self-discovery, and the simple joy of being present in the moment. It feels like a safe space for vulnerability and growth – a ‘visit’ to oneself.