Amidst the stark beauty of an Icelandic lava field, two groups of women—one in Western black dress, the other in full-body Muslim attire—approach a steaming spring from opposite sides. Slowly, ritualistically, they undress and enter the warm water, washing and touching each other in a shared act of cleansing. The Source becomes a vision of intimacy, hope and reconciliation, where difference dissolves into sensual communion. The spring, both literal and symbolic, evokes the primal origins of life—a place where bodies meet, histories soften, and a new narrative emerges.