This large concrete sculpture features a stylized head mounted on a narrow neck and displayed on a white pedestal. The head is rendered in a stark, modernist style with exaggerated features - a prominent spherical cheek, a pronounced nose, and a small, open mouth. One eye socket appears as a large void, while the other side of the head features a geometric lattice-like structure extending outward. The concrete surface is rough and pockmarked, giving it a weathered, ancient quality despite its modern form. The pale gray coloring and pitted texture evoke archaeological remnants or eroded stone monuments, fitting for a piece that references "the lost" in its title. The sculpture's placement in the gallery space creates dramatic shadows on the white walls behind it, emphasizing its monumental presence despite its relatively modest size.