Artist Mia Wolff’s latest book of visual narrative is a lament and a celebration of her two closest friends, now gone. Assembled from the ashes of unfinished works, an elegiac piece of graphic poetry emerges — a lucid dream where mythical figures pirouette and grieve. Like waves lapping against the shore, Wolff’s multimedia musings are situated in the place where dream and memory converge — and solace is found. Lost & Found, which weaves together reality and the imaginary, the ordinary and the fantastical, and laughs at its own weirdness, is a wistful and melancholic fantasia that floats overhead and leaves a lump in one’s throat.