ARTIST PAVILION
Artist Pavilion
The Artist Pavilion at Wilton Legends 2026 will exhibit a variety of paintings, bronze sculptures, ceramics, screen printing and photography in a world-first exhibition that brings together international contemporary artists in an automotive festival.
Artists have long depicted cars, from early race posters and first art cars in the 1920s, to mainstream world renowned artists like Andy Warhol. Our Artist Pavilion exhibition will not only tell the story of cars in art but has attracted top international artists from Europe and America, such as Matteo Macchiavelli, Bill Pack and Alan Reullier, who also exhibits his highly detailed painted art-car
Alongside the ‘Legends Display’ paintings of Dexter Brown and Peter Hearsey (both featured on race posters from F1 to Goodwood), Ella Freire’s graphic screenprints, Stefan Johansson’s optical paintings, Anna-Louise Felstead’s evocative paintings, Gregory Percival’s fluid bronzes and Stokesi’s diamond Senna helmets, are some of our 17 contemporary artists with a wide variety of work to acquire.
ARTISTS
Italian artist and designer, creator of F1 trophies, F1 art cars and now presents his ceramic F1 helmets using Sardinian artisan techniques
Stokesi recreates licensed Senna’s famous race winning helmets in thousands of Swarovski crystal, mixes precision and her signature scatter technique
An American photographer whose work centres on ‘painting with light’, creating high contrast artistic studies using controlled illumination to reveal contours of classic cars.
French multimedia artist whose work bridges the space between art, engineering and cultural heritage, with intricate colourful patterns
A screen printing artist creating oversized F1 pit passes and international luggage tags, echoing the bold graphics of the past ages.
California based artist fusing graffiti, bold colours and fine art to capture the beauty and excitement of car culture
British sculptor creates fluid patinated bronzes with glazed forms based on automotive and aviation forms at speed
Automotive designer (Maclaren P1, 720s) and watercolour artist, whose artworks reflect his experience in automotive design
Print-maker specialising in relief printing, through bold lines and carefully carved textures, creating beautiful graphic artworks
Pushing the boundaries of artistic genres, critics describing him as a disruptor!
Creator of elegant, contemporary sculptures and trophies since 1994, combining traditional craftsmanship with digital design processes
An artist who focuses on translating his original photography through the medium of screen printing to create limited edition prints.
British ‘plein air’ painter at international events such as Monaco whose colourful works are often auctioned for charity
Assemblage sculptures using found toy cars and old cameras to explore themes of function and memory through repetition and juxtaposition
Inspired by traditional car body making skills to create hand made wire sculptures celebrating the precision and poetry of automotive design
Stokesi recreates licensed Senna’s famous race winning helmets in thousands of Swarovski crystal, mixes precision and her signature scatter technique
Detailed composite photography capturing the legacy and history of driver helmets, reveal every mark, dent and scratch
A leading UK artist, known for abstract and expressive paintings used in race posters since the 1960s and creator of the first F1 art car
A painter defined by expressive detail and the official poster artist for the first Goodwood Festival of Speed until 2014
Painter of Pebble Beach Concours posters from 1998, known for his high contrast compositions, often incorporating many people
