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Your work is beyond inspirational! I was captivated by your New York skyline with the bridge even before I heard your story. A few months later I came across an article about you and was even more impressed. Its amazing to see such true talent. Your drawings have been a great inspiration for me to keep pursing my dreams through struggles in life. Thank you :)(Shay) READ ON...

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My secret life - Stephen Wiltshire

My past and future exhibitions all around the world

We are putting the finishing touches to our new extension which will see the gallery nearly double its size. The new room will showcase selected new works including the last panorama in the series.

My London Gallery is open until 17:30 today. Pop In!

Stephen live on RTL

Stephen Wiltshire is an amazing autistic artist. In this video, he draws a panorama of Rome from memory. For more details, I highly recommend reading Oliver Sacks book An Anthropologist on Mars, which has a chapter devoted to Stephen.(nickbaum.com) READ ON...

Rome Documentary

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Stephen has completed yet another mindblowing challenge, as he produced an astonishing panoramic memory drawing of Rome in June 2005. As a part of the challenge, he was taken for a short helicopter ride where he memorised the old city from bird's eye view. Stephen was amazed by the Vatican and later on he viewed the Trevi Fountain, the Piazza Venezia and the ruins of ancient Rome.

He spent just over two days completing his unique view of Rome on paper. Stephen has proved again that his artistic and extraordinary abilities have no limits.

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