‘”The earth was shapeless and empty, and darkness covered the abyss and the Spirit of God hovered over the waters.” (Genesis 1, 1 – 10). In Hebrew, “wind” is translated as “Ruah”, a word that well expresses the concept of Spirit, more properly creative spirit. But at the same time, Ruah can also mean “breath”, “breath”, “puff”. It is a wind that blows on the lifeless. An act of Light towards the water. It is the spirit that hovers over the waters, the most creative and the most powerful. The smell of the sea is illuminated by the lemon sun. Without this breath of light you couldn’t see the sea.’ – Filippo Sorcinelli
