Pepa has ability to both switch between and fuse many mediums lends her work substance and a fascinating depth. Her work is thought provoking, it can be hard hitting with a distinct social message, or at times, ethereal and delicate and others exuberantly joyful, with a fierce, feminine energy. Her "Sisters Collection" of female heads, combines elegant, sculptural forms and delicately rendered finishes that pay tribute to women from all cultures. Named for female artists and activists; Louise Bourgeois, Frida Khalo, Helen Frankenthaler and Clara Campoamor, it represents many of the key themes of Pepa’s work, each piece begins as a sketch, then a painting, before being realised as sculptural vase, a process that allows her to experiment along the way and to explore the multiple meanings that the ‘Sisters’ represent in both form and significance.

Creativity with purpose is what motivates her explorations with colour and form, creating a mood, invoking a memory or stirring an emotional reaction as important as function. She captures the spontaneity and enthusiasm that is usually lost past childhood, maintaining a fresh, open minded approach to each new project. Her studio is a place of joyful creativity where she continues to work across several mediums and disciplines and with the brands, companies and collaborators that move and inspire her.