While painting remains two-dimensional, sculpture allowed him to work with volume, form, space, and material. After years of practicing painting, he was able to reinvent himself and expand his practice.

 

For him, the Basque Country was undoubtedly conducive to sculpture. The Cesta Punta theme lent itself better to three-dimensional expression by giving movement a reality and a sublime aesthetic. Sculpture therefore offered a more appropriate medium.

 

His sculptures are made of rebar, hand-banded, welded, sanded, and polished. Roland Graviassy's bronze sculptures are unique "broken molds," created using the lost-wax method.