Artist
Alice Sheppard Fidler works across installation, sculpture, performance and drawing – often operating outside the gallery context. Her practice investigates the relationship between embodiment, materiality, and emerging technologies, frequently returning to the question of presence, the experience of being human, and the slippery or porous nature of boundaries.
Before completing her MA in Fine Art at the University of the West of England in 2020, Sheppard Fidler worked in design for television, film, and fashion. She received the Gilbert Bayes Award from the Royal Society of Sculptors and the CAS Emerging Sculptor Development in 2023 and has been awarded a solo presentation in one of the four galleries at Great Pulteney Street Gallery in June 2026. She exhibits nationally and internationally and has work in private collections.