We have the parabola:

The equation above is a parabola in the x-axis, becuase the variable y has the square term.
We can write the equation in the following form:

Due the term that multiply square y is negative the parabola open to the left.
Now, we can write the general equation of a parabola and find the focus and the directrix:
![\begin{gathered} \text{Focus = (x,y)=(k,p), Directrix x=b, so the distance to directix is the same to focus:} \\ \sqrt[]{(x-k)^2+(y-p)^2}=x-b \\ (x-k)^2+(y-p)^2=(x-b)^2 \\ x^2-2kx+k^2+(y-p)^2=x^2-2bx+b^2 \\ 2bx-2kx+k^2-b^2=-(y-p)^2 \\ 2(b-k)x+(k+b)(k-b)=-(y-p)^2 \\ 2(b-k)(x-(k+b)/(2))=-(y-p)^2 \\ x-(k+b)/(2)=-(1)/(2(b-k))(y-p)^2 \end{gathered}](https://img.qammunity.org/2023/formulas/mathematics/high-school/zi6nujltdku0jvmzil2d30hjqoy6ignl2j.png)
In our case, we can compare the general formula with the equation and find the values of k,p and b:

So, p=2, k=-11 and b=1, and the focus is (k, p) = (-11, 2) and the directrix is x=b=1.