Pepa says that she paints in a “rebolized” way and, knowing her, we could say that she does it in a unique and also transgressive way, just like her favorite painter, Francisco de Goya, did in the last creative stage marked by dark and gloomy visible expressionism. in his black paintings. Pepa paints almost every day creating from non-pre-established mental forms with which she experiments and evolves. She paints as she wants, without any limitations, and since 1992 her tools have been brooms, mops and buckets, tools that throughout history have been considered solely feminine, used by women in the private spaces of houses and far from rationality and intelligence, according to the patriarchy.