The drawings, usually on large format paper sometimes stained with pigments, are personal observations of the natural world, marked by a dialogue between the fragile and ephemeral and the muscle of volume. The game between light curves, drawn in pencil, and the dense and opaque geometries that make their drawings creates a balanced space that Mrs Lluïsa Maria Borras described as "an inner landscape, the only genre that has contributed to painting in the last century: A painting describing emotions, feelings, the mood of the painter without resorting to reality and, by moving away from playing with what the eyes see, she is based solely on actual pictorial elements, form and line, structure and colour ".