In 2004, after photography studies, she became a laboratory assistant at Photo Service. Then in 2005, she then worked both at KCS press as an iconographer (photographic press agency which covers people, social, political and artistic news) and in a watch company information both part-time, then she spend full time in the information monitoring company where she still work today as a team leader, manager.
She works with polaroids, film, and digital. Audrey also likes to rework the images, even if some series remain raw, others will go through transformations, restructurings.

She does plastic work, especially on Polaroid photos that she reworks to take them out of their usual context and present them in other forms, formats or media. She likes the reprint work on high quality paper, on which she adds for some series paint, stickers, ink or any other creative technique.
The idea is to recycle the original polaroid, to dissect it and sometimes to cut it into different pieces to take it out of its context, its usual state and present it on ever more original media. She therefore meticulously researched anything that could accompany and enrich the image.
Her research is daily, she never stops creating and feeding my subjects.
It is the poetry that characterizes her images, suspended moments that she most often immortalizes in black and white.