A grid of letter B's repeat and anchor this composition, alternating in grayscale above and below a band of highly saturated color. The letter's inherent structure—two stacked semicircles against a vertical stem—is exploited for its visual richness, bordering on ornamental. In this piece, the B becomes both a recurring motif and a structural element—repeated, rotated, and layered to define the visual rhythm. The colored band introduces pinks, yellows, and blues that animate the form and hint at its anatomical ancestry—abstracted curves that might once have been modeled on the human body. Of all the letters, B may be the most sculptural, and here its graphic logic is rendered with both precision and play.