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Guiding Lights Wild in Art Trail – Plymouth
July – September, 2026
Details coming soon!
đź”— Discover more about the Guiding Light trail
Whether you’re an art collector or a curious visitor, don’t miss Emelie Susie’s vibrant, fearless installation in Plymouth this summer!
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Pink Fuelled International – Emelie Susie at The Villa Padierna Palace, Marbella
31 July – 3 August, 2025
Emelie Susie’s debut Pink Fuelled sculptures took centre stage in one of Spain’s most iconic venues – the breathtaking Villa Padierna Palace, for the ArtSpace Marbella exhibition, 2025.
A collision of culture, creativity, horsepower, heart and high-vibe living, alongside an incredible line-up of international artists.
Pink Fuelled made noise in its own way!
It’s art. It’s movement. It’s joy on full throttle. Be a part of the joy ride.
Middlewick Open Garden, 2025
7 & 8 June, 2025
This year saw Emelie return to Middlewick to unveil her Pink Fuelled sculptures alongside her newest collection of bold Artworks. Only 6Â original sculptures were made, each hand-painted by Emelie and embedded with a ValueBond Chip – a powerful tech feature giving the buyer exclusive digital content, proof of provenance, and real-time value tracking.
The chip also includes behind-the-scenes photos and videos of Emelie painting each sculpture, making every piece a truly personal and collectible experience.
Middlewick Open Garden was attended by around 15,000 people, raising over ÂŁ200,000 for Wiltshire Air Ambulance.
Emelie at Salon Prive, Blenheim Palace
27 – 31 August, 2025
Surrounded by elegance, energy, and support, Emelie felt immense gratitude for the journey that has brought her here. This experience stands as a celebration of art, passion, and possibility – an unforgettable chapter in The Beautiful Mind Artist’s story!
BCAF – Bath Contemporary Artists Fair, 2025
11 May, 10 – 5
BCAF 2025 – Art That Moves You, at the Heart of Green Park Station.
The Beautiful Mind Artist and her inspiring, empowering works graced Green Park Station in May, as part of the BCAF exhibition.