Where Art Meets the Automobile: The Wilton Legends Artist Pavilion

Prepare to be captivated in June 2026 by a world-first art exhibition set within the stunning classical grounds of Wilton House near Salisbury. The Artist Pavilion at the Wilton Legends brings together a breathtaking showcase of international contemporary artists, with some debuting entirely new artworks.

From intricate printmaking to dazzling crystal race helmets, this vibrant exhibition offers something for every automotive and art enthusiast. Designed with an open structure, the Artist Pavilion allows the vibrancy of the artworks to face outward, seamlessly blending with the world-famous classical paintings and sculptures of the Wilton House estate.

Alan Reullier

Alan Reullier is a French multimedia artist whose work bridges the space between art, engineering and cultural heritage. With a background as a street artist and aerospace engineer, he is known for transforming industrial waste materials, historical artefacts and reclaimed objects into bold, contemporary artworks.

His art is driven by the powerful idea of giving waste materials a second life, reimagining objects not just as art, but as stories of memory, innovation and reinvention. Working across painting, sculpture and large-scale installations, Reullier creates pieces that are both visually striking and conceptually rich, positioning him at the forefront of a new relationship between industry and art.

Reullier’s latest work, Gertrude 1, sees him reimagine a classic 1969 MGB Roadster as a stunning sculptural art piece. More than an art car, it is a reinvention of a British icon, where engineering history, texture and artistic intervention collide to create a compelling form of contemporary collectable art.

Anna-Louise Felstead

Anna-Louise Felstead’s Monaco journey began in 2008 at the Grand Prix Historique, where her first live ink sketches were acquired by collectors and featured in international motor-racing magazines. Since then she has returned every year, building a body of work that captures Monaco’s energy and its famous corners.

Alongside this, she creates bespoke commissions of yachts, estates and private residences for clients worldwide. In 2026, two live paintings created in The Fairmont lobby raised just under £6000 for HF Mencap. This June, she will continue the tradition with two new live works at the Yacht Club de Monaco during the Formula 1 Grand Prix.

San Kara

San Kara creates bold, vibrant artworks that thrive on the exploration of colour, line and passion, with artworks shown in Monaco and at exhibitions across Europe. Each piece is created through a combination of hand-drawn digital sketches or scanned line drawings from his sketchbook.

San’s approach, which he calls ‘Sensualism’, is where control meets passion – rigid black lines containing explosive colour like dams holding back a flood. His process bridges traditional mark-making with digital possibility, experimenting with five reflections of colour and the subconscious power of colour over our emotions.

The ‘Step On It’ reflections were inspired by a conversation with a good friend who struggled to get into his newly purchased Lamborghini because he was a little too tall.

Steve Goodwin

Steve Goodwin is a printmaker specialising in relief printing, with a focus on motoring subjects that capture the spirit of classic and vintage vehicles. Through bold lines and carefully carved textures, his work brings motoring and motor sport subjects to life in a distinctive, hand-crafted style. Each colour in a picture is created from an individually carved plate, hand-printed in layers to build the final image. He was commissioned in 2025 to create the Royal Automobile Club’s annual London to Brighton Veteran Car Run poster, alongside several exhibitions at national galleries and the British Motor Museum.

Jonny Ambrose

Since 1994, artist Jonny Ambrose has been creating elegant, contemporary automobile sculptures and designing trophies for the world’s prestigious car concours, including The Quail, and famous races such as the Mille Miglia. His minimalist artworks combine traditional steam-bent wood craftsmanship with state-of-the-art digital design processes. His sculptures “celebrate automotive artistry with graceful abstraction”, inspired by aerodynamic forms and imagined airflow. At Wilton, he will unveil his new Translucent Countach sculpture and some other surprises.

Alan Thornton

Alan Thornton is an artist who focuses on translating his original photography through the medium of halftone printing to create original and limited-edition prints. Alan has been developing his approach as an image-maker, photographer and filmmaker for over 30 years and is constantly exploring new ideas and approaches. His obsession with form, function and beauty has led him to focus on his long-term passion for all things automotive.

Felix Holst

Felix Holst fuses graffiti, bold colours and fine art to capture the beauty and excitement of car culture. California-based Felix was born in Newcastle upon Tyne, and a lifelong passion for car culture led him on a career path that includes design vice-president for the Hot Wheels, Matchbox and Dinky brands. A resident of Los Angeles for the past 22 years, Felix keeps his feet grounded in the car culture he loves through his vibrant fine art, including a Porsche 914 art car created with Magnus Walker, plus a current 912 art car that has been hung vertically.

Stokesi

Stokesi has been a Swarovski crystal artist for over 15 years. Her precision of placement and signature scatter technique have gained her global recognition as one of the best crystal artists in the world. Her collaboration with Senna Brands has resulted in a limited edition of ten unique works of art featuring Ayrton Senna’s iconic F1 helmets, each one a full-sized, race-specific creation. A motor sport fan from an early age, Stokesi now combines this passion with her love of art, which she describes as giving her the best job in the world.

Rick Guest

Rick presents The Art of Racing collection, featuring highly limited-edition fine art prints of original, race-worn artefacts from Grand Prix-winning legends of racing. From Tazio Nuvolari to Ayrton Senna, Alberto Ascari to Max Verstappen, Bruce McLaren to Sir Lewis Hamilton, and Stirling Moss to Lando Norris, among many others. Each final print is a composite of several hundred individual photographic frames, evocatively brought together to create hyper-detailed, large-format photographs that reveal every mark, dent and scratch from the blistering fury of competition motor racing.

Wilton Legends is also proud to announce two more of our four ‘Legend’ artists at the Artist Pavilion.

Barry Rowe

Barry Rowe, 1938-2022, was a painter who created the artistic posters for Pebble Beach Concours from 1998, among other events stateside. Known for his high-contrast compositions, often incorporating many people in the early years of motoring, his works are much sought after.

John Ketchell

John Ketchell loves to capture the speed of a race car and prefers to depict wet or night-time scenes in a semi-abstract style.

Get your Wilton Legends tickets today here.

See all of our Artist Pavilion names here, with the first ten unveiled here.

Alan Reullier: https://alanreullier.com/
Anna-Louise Felstead: https://alfelstead.com/
Felix Holst: https://www.felixholst.com/
Stokesi: https://www.stokesi-crystalart.com/
San Kara: https://sankara.art/
Steve Goodwin: https://inkycrow.art/
Jonny Ambrose: https://www.jonnyambrose.com/
Alan Thornton: https://www.alan-thornton.com/
Rick Guest: https://www.legacyandart.com/

Barry Rowe and Peter Ketchell’s artworks appear in the Artist Pavilion courtesy of Historic Car Art: https://historiccarart.net/