In "H13-4 Studland Bay" (2023), Hirst masterfully captures the raw dynamism of the British winter coastline through bold abstract expressionism. Stemming from the dripped and splattered paint of his Cherry Blossom series, this work, which now forms part of the "Where The Land Meets The Sea" series, features energetic brushstrokes and gestural marks that evoke nature's untamed power, with each layer representing the constant flux between land and ocean. The composition's swirling colours and chaotic energy reflect Hirst's ongoing exploration of mortality, environmental consciousness, and humanity's complex relationship with natural forces.