"Lost" is a serene seascape depicting a tranquil beach scene, capturing a moment of calm and solitude. In the foreground, a wooden boat rests quietly on a grassy shore, while the ocean extends out to the horizon, with gentle waves softly rolling in. The sky, with its soft blues and warm hues, is expansive and conveys a peaceful atmosphere.

The piece embodies simplicity, a statement in stillness. It shines through minimalism, focusing on the essence of calm found along a solitary shoreline. The wooden boat, a focal element, symbolises both journey and rest, unburdened by unnecessary detail.
 
The creation of "Lost" wasn't about capturing a destination but the feeling of being between places—lost yet tranquil. It was about exploring how absence and presence coexist in tranquil harmony. The technique involved a deliberate surrender to the piece's natural flow, rather than trying to direct it. It was unique in its execution by the process of embracing simplicity as its core strength.
 
"Lost," is a reminder of solitude's subtle beauty and the peace found where the land meets the sea.