Early Life and Artistic Foundations Alice Channer, born in Oxford, England, in 1977, emerged as a significant voice in contemporary sculpture through an intuitive engagement with materiality and the spaces between objecthood and experience. Her upbringing, notably shaped by her mother’s craft—a domestic world of handmade textiles, clothing, and furnishings—instilled a deep sensitivity to form, texture, and the transformative power of making. This early exposure wasn't to the grand narratives of architectural design but rather to the intimate processes of creation within the home, a foundatio…