CYELOWYN WILLEY

Metalsmithing and Jewelry Minor

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Cyelowyn is an artist that grew up considering the critical split between the tangible everyday world and the intangible idea of the fantastical. He spent his childhood years creating props and toys for games he played with his sister which lead to a love of creating jewelry and intriguing trinkets. His time attending CCS allowed him to realize that the desire to craft three-dimensional objects was more than just a dream and wish, and he is looking forward to a lifetime that will be filled with the magic of making.

Email: artbycyelowyn@gmail.com

Phone: 814-807-5995

Web: www.artbycyelwyn.me

Insta: @harmonicaugmentation

Chasing tools, 2020Copper, nickel1.5x2’’

Chasing tools, 2020

Copper, nickel

1.5x2’’

Chased Torso Study, 2019Copper, Mild Steel1.25x2’’

Chased Torso Study, 2019

Copper, Mild Steel

1.25x2’’

Opal Floral Necklace, 2020Brass, Cord, Opal1x18’’

Opal Floral Necklace, 2020

Brass, Cord, Opal

1x18’’

Copper Crystal Locket, 2019Coper, Sterling Silver1.25x0.75x0.75’’

Copper Crystal Locket, 2019

Coper, Sterling Silver

1.25x0.75x0.75’’

Pumkin Carving Set, 2019Mild Steel7x2’’8x0.5’’

Pumkin Carving Set, 2019

Mild Steel

7x2’’

8x0.5’’

War Horses, 2020Sterling Silver1x1.25’’

War Horses, 2020

Sterling Silver

1x1.25’’

Leaf Dish, 2019Mild Steel3.5x3.5’’

Leaf Dish, 2019

Mild Steel

3.5x3.5’’

Princess of Death, 2019Copper, Acrylic, Oil Paint12’’x5.5’’

Princess of Death, 2019

Copper, Acrylic, Oil Paint

12’’x5.5’’

Flowers of Dread, 2019Bronze, Copper, Sterling Silver1.5x.5’’

Flowers of Dread, 2019

Bronze, Copper, Sterling Silver

1.5x.5’’

CYELOWYN WILLEY

I have always loved small and intriguing objects, in fact, I collected so many that growing up my room resembled a curated cabinet of curiosities. As an avid consumer of sci-fi and fantasy books, I liked to think they had magical properties. My sister and I played endless games with them, and often I had to modify or create something to make just the right prop for our play. Nothing set my imagination alight like it, whether it was pewter figurines, interesting rocks, small bones or any number of other things that I deemed worth keeping. This naturally grew into an intimate affection for all manner of wearable container such as lockets or small pouches, to keep track of my menagerie of trinkets. My metal work is currently driven by my desire to create wearable curios and fascinating jewelry that invites the wearer to believe that there just might be a little magic in the world after all.

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