Audrey Boy is an interdisciplinary artist living and working on Snuneymuxw Nation territory in the City of Nanaimo. Having grown up in a remote, boat-access-only community on the northwest coast of Vancouver Island, she draws inspiration from the land that raised her and the stories from her family and community that have shaped her sense of identity and connection to the world. Known for her contemplative art, which incorporates traditional egg tempera painting methods, mixed media drawing, printmaking, and textiles, her recent work with iconography has led to commissions from St. Peter’s Catholic Church and Neighbourhood Mennonite Brethren Church in Nanaimo, BC, as well as Fleetwood Christian Reformed Church in Surrey, BC. Her creative practice is inspired by and centered on her experiences with spirituality. Using stories and symbols passed down through her faith tradition, she creates contemporary icons that resonate with the voice of her time and invite reflection on the essence of Love. She holds a BFA in Illustration from Emily Carr University of Art and Design (2023). Her artwork is collected both locally and internationally in Canada and the United States.