Her Artwork takes the landscape as its starting point, creating atmospheres that, through a spatial, gestural, and symbolic language, serve to project intimate interior spaces, evocative of all the sensations perceived in nature. She uses grattage and dripping, techniques characteristic of Informalism and Abstract Expressionism, as well as superimposed glazes. With a palette of Mediterranean colors, she blurs the boundaries between figuration and abstraction, between reality and fantasy, to engage in a dialogue in a liminal space where dichotomies coexist harmoniously, maintaining a balance between matter and spirit. She was awarded the Sant Jordi Prize in 1979.