The Master stands with arms folded. Its posture conveys calm authority and grounded stillness, evoking an archetype of inner sovereignty. Without facial features, the sculpture invites projection: teacher, ruler, guardian. Cast in the early 1990s, this figure became a key exemplar of Lossgott's veiled series about the redefinition of our future. It refers to the sublime of the unknown, which has the power to compel or destroy us.