"Lost Way Home" is a captivating abstract figurative artwork on paper that explores themes of belonging and finding one's place in a new landscape. With soft hues of pink, orange, and yellow, loose and expressive brushstrokes swirl and blend, creating a sense of movement and depth. Amidst this vibrant backdrop, the darker image of a human's mouth and nose emerges from the depths of memory or imagination. The features are subtly defined, hinting at the complexity and depth of the individual's identity that is not fixed, but in constant transformation. The title, "Lost Way Home," speaks to the journey of navigating unfamiliar places and cultures, of seeking connection and understanding in a new environment. The ambiguity of the image reflects the universal experience of feeling both lost and found, of searching for a sense of belonging while embracing the uncertainty of the unknown. Through its evocative composition and emotive palette, "Lost Way Home" invites viewers to contemplate the journey of self-discovery and adaptation, reminding us that home is not always a defined place, but a feeling of connection and belonging that transcends borders and boundaries. Beatrice Dina's work explores themes of cultural hybridity, identity formation, global migration, philosophy, and spirituality. Her vivid paintings merge at times lyrical abstraction with subtle representation, as the intent of her colour-charged canvases is to connect with our deepest emotions and fears. Born in Italy, Dina began her career in advertising as an art director, moving then to film production. Her diverse body of work includes documentary films, drawings, paintings, illustrations, and textiles. She is represented in London by DegreeArt by Artellite, and the international art agency Artiq. Her originals are sold in the USA market at Peggy, and her illustrations are licensed worldwide by AD Lines USA. Her paintings are in private collections in the UK, USA, the Middle East, and Europe. ? 59 42 Artwork Signed 2021