Caroline was born in England and went to London School of Arts and Crafts where she took her Diploma in Art and Design majoring in Sculpture. Most of her works were quite large relating to the human figure.

Later, whilst raising her family, Caroline lived in Saudi Arabia for nearly three years. Due to a limited supply of art materials, Caroline turned to making batik wall hangings depicting local architecture and people in the market place. A few years later several trips to Nigeria, enabled Caroline to bask in African art and look again at very strong direct sculpture and pottery with beautiful lines and balance. Back in England, Caroline explored ceramics making hand built pots and building her own kiln.

in 1991 Caroline immigrated to Sydney, Australia and again changed direction. Each new influence seems to demand a new medium and here Caroline returned to basics and resumed life drawing. She discovered the beauty of pastels and started to absorb the strong influences of the fragile Australian landscape and the diverse population of Sydney.

Caoline has now spent 18years in Australia and no longer feels like a visitor. Caroline spent 10 years teaching at Hazelhurst Regional Gallery.
She now works in a wide range of materials and mediums including oils and acrylics and clay exploring two and three dimensional work.
Caroline now lives and works in Bundeena South of Sydney, she sells her work through the Bundeena Mainbar Art Trail where she opens her home and gallery space every month. She also exhibits work in local exhibitions within the Sutherland Shire. Caroline has work in many private collections around the world.