Abstract Utopia - Copper and brass bangle.

Sculptor and metalsmith Shannon Wylie’s metalwork pieces are influenced by Utopian architecture and its focus on the social, economic and political upliftment of the urban fabric.

The word “utopia” derives from Sir Thomas Moore's fictional account, in 1516, of an idealized, faraway mythical place with the same name. An island with an ideal form of life created by humans to obtain a perfect and pure result.

Artists and architects have since attempted to employ urban planning and the arts to visualize or create livable utopias. Utopian works capture your attention due to their unique and unusual visual impact.

All rights to reproduction of the work(s) of art identified herein are retained by the Artist: Shannon Wylie.

Beginning Interruptions - Sterling silver (.925) bangle.

Sculptor and metalsmith Shannon Wylie’s metalwork pieces are influenced by Utopian architecture and its focus on the social, economic and political upliftment of the urban fabric.

The word “utopia” derives from Sir Thomas Moore's fictional account, in 1516, of an idealized, faraway mythical place with the same name. An island with an ideal form of life created by humans to obtain a perfect and pure result.

Artists and architects have since attempted to employ urban planning and the arts to visualize or create livable utopias. Utopian works capture your attention due to their unique and unusual visual impact.

All rights to reproduction of the work(s) of art identified herein are retained by the Artist: Shannon Wylie.

Channeling Gotham - Copper - 7x3 in.

Sculptor and metalsmith Shannon Wylie’s metalwork pieces are influenced by Utopian architecture and its focus on the social, economic and political upliftment of the urban fabric.

The word “utopia” derives from Sir Thomas Moore's fictional account, in 1516, of an idealized, faraway mythical place with the same name. An island with an ideal form of life created by humans to obtain a perfect and pure result.

Artists and architects have since attempted to employ urban planning and the arts to visualize or create livable utopias. Utopian works capture your attention due to their unique and unusual visual impact.

All rights to reproduction of the work(s) of art identified herein are retained by the Artist: Shannon Wylie.

Close to Your Heart - Copper and brass pendant.

Sculptor and metalsmith Shannon Wylie’s metalwork pieces are influenced by Utopian architecture and its focus on the social, economic and political upliftment of the urban fabric.

The word “utopia” derives from Sir Thomas Moore's fictional account, in 1516, of an idealized, faraway mythical place with the same name. An island with an ideal form of life created by humans to obtain a perfect and pure result.

Artists and architects have since attempted to employ urban planning and the arts to visualize or create livable utopias. Utopian works capture your attention due to their unique and unusual visual impact.

All rights to reproduction of the work(s) of art identified herein are retained by the Artist: Shannon Wylie.

Finding Amazonia - Copper and brass - 6x3 in.

Sculptor and metalsmith Shannon Wylie’s metalwork pieces are influenced by Utopian architecture and its focus on the social, economic and political upliftment of the urban fabric.

The word “utopia” derives from Sir Thomas Moore's fictional account, in 1516, of an idealized, faraway mythical place with the same name. An island with an ideal form of life created by humans to obtain a perfect and pure result.

Artists and architects have since attempted to employ urban planning and the arts to visualize or create livable utopias. Utopian works capture your attention due to their unique and unusual visual impact.

All rights to reproduction of the work(s) of art identified herein are retained by the Artist: Shannon Wylie.

Military Parade Float - The piece has overtones of the kinetic energy of front line artillery. Made of steel.

Sculptor and metalsmith Shannon Wylie’s metalwork pieces are influenced by Utopian architecture and its focus on the social, economic and political upliftment of the urban fabric.

The word “utopia” derives from Sir Thomas Moore's fictional account, in 1516, of an idealized, faraway mythical place with the same name. An island with an ideal form of life created by humans to obtain a perfect and pure result.

Artists and architects have since attempted to employ urban planning and the arts to visualize or create livable utopias. Utopian works capture your attention due to their unique and unusual visual impact.

All rights to reproduction of the work(s) of art identified herein are retained by the Artist: Shay Wylie.