Pepa Reverter is a Spanish designer and artist. She studied printmaking, sculpture, and video and television production in Barcelona. Her artistic work spans numerous media, including illustration, ceramics, and photography. She is known for her inspiring works that reflect the pursuit of a better, kinder world. Her diverse projects include work for television, the International Herald Tribune, as well as ceramic designs for Bosa and artworks for BD Barcelona.
Her famous Sisters collection of female heads, which she designed for the Italian heritage company Bosa, combines elegant, sculptural forms and delicate surfaces that pay homage to women of all cultures. Artists and activists such as Louise Bourgeois, Frida Kahlo, Helen Frankenthaler, and Clara Campoamor give their names to the pieces in this collection, which represent many of the main themes of Pepa's work: Each piece begins as a sketch, then as a painting, before becoming a sculptural vase—a process that allows her to experiment along the way and explore the diverse meanings that the Sisters represent, both in form and significance.
