"Beatrix assumes the role of nomadic scholar and reluctant mystic. She holds Space in such abundance that she has plenty to give. And she does, often and freely. One can accept it or not. One can see it or not. This gift arrives in laughter, conversation, silence—and advice that is never unsolicited. Creation is best served without exposition." - Brantly Martin "This glorious sensation, this excess, this saturated intensity is animated by her seriousness. By the everydayness of her creative life. The work of Making. That is the true line of her life. She is an artist. When I look straight into her pale eyes, there is a curious child, a teenage rebel, an ardent lover, an angry woman, there is a loving mother and a friend who demands my presence and forgives my failures. - Savitri Drupe Beatrix is a one-of-a-kind woman. Her sense of style is her life. A Philosopher first; then an Author, an Artist, a Designer, a Decorator, a Stylist, a Mother, a Sister, a Lover and a Muse. A friend to many and an enemy of none. She is a self-declared “Ambassador of Peace.” She creates objects that cohabitate. They suggest conversations or ideas for meditation. They might be a sentimental ode to those moments in life that must be embodied in art to be remembered, to remind you that overall . . . In your body is a good place to be. - Valentina Ilardi Martin