You may want to try installing wxWidgets using the Alien::wxWidgets module, using the cpan client from your perlbrew perl (This will not mess with your system wx installation). Then attempt to install the Wx module.

If that does not work, you may want to install Alien::wxWidgets manually.

• Download & extract the Alien-wxWidgets tar.gz file and
• Then run perl Makefile.PL
• When prompted, Do you want to fetch and build wxWidgets from sources? enter yes
• When prompted for a version of wxWidgets to install, choose the latest version (or a different version that may work better for your OS).
• Then install Wx

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