Delve into our collection of articles exploring the extraordinary life and work of Stephen Wiltshire, the autistic savant renowned for his stunning architectural drawings and paintings. Witness his remarkable ability to reproduce complex cityscapes from memory with unparalleled precision. We explore his artistic process, influences, and the impact his unique perspective has had on the urban art world. Discover how his talent challenges perceptions and celebrates the beauty of the built environment. Explore his captivating journey and the legacy he continues to build.
Manhattan Skyline Drawing
Do you know the British artist Stephen Wiltshire? No? Me neither, but today I read an very interesting article about him and his great Manhattan Skyline drawing… …He is the world’s leading architectural artist! Stephen Wiltshire was born on April 24, 1974 in London. When he was about three years old, he was diagnosed as autistic. The special thing about him is, that he is able to draw intricate buildings and cityscapes completely from memory! And I meen not only small villages or urban scenes, but whole cities or skylines. “In 2005, for example, following a short helicopter ride over Tokyo, Japan, he drew a stunningly detailed panoramic view of the city on a 10-meter-long canvas.” ...