educated in Zambia, Durban and later attended the Johannesburg School of Art, Ballet, Drama and Music. Audrey always knew she wanted to be an

artist and her undeniable talent was noticed from an early age.

After school, Audrey travelled through Europe for six years, painting and

sketching. She also spent some time in Sri Lanka designing and making batiks, but it was while she was spending time in Paris that she was inspired

 to sculpt and then to combine the mediums of painting and sculpture.

Audrey's unique design of the "pod people" reached a selective audience and has since created a strong following. Her portfolio consists out of a violinist,

flutist and several ethnic woman - the Mesai, Zulu, Xhosa and Ndebele. This unique piece of art is created from resin and wood and flows into a palmpod to round off this very elegant looking sculpture."I mainly paint and sculpture women because I think they are beautiful and

frankly, I find pleasing to work with. Women have lovely curves and seem to

comdine both softness and strength, qualities I love to portray in my work", Audrey says. Audrey derives a lot of inspiration from the Bible,

particularly the books of Proverbs and Psalms.