Structure: the relationship or organization of the component parts of a work of art or literature

In this work, Beatricia gives form to what she considers both masculine and feminine elements. She free her mind from which the original idea originates and work with a variety of materials and techniques to take advantage of the accidents as they happen until there is an integrated but unexpected outcome of that idea. She wants the viewer to move with the line, be seduced by the color and curious enough to want to look again. Since the work is focused on line and somewhat unrelated elements, she wants it to blend with a controlled, but seamless structure. She enjoys, when she can, repurposing pieces of clothing, older paintings, and collages into the work as a kind of unexpected surprise. Some part of each work inspires her next, which begins a new starting point.