67” tall x 36” long

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Stands 5 1/2 feet tall, inspired by a stump that Roballo said “obviously wanted to be a pirate ship.” Sails are made of birchbark and are hand stitched. Figurehead is a single piece of driftwood. Masts and figurehead are driftwood. The crow’s nest and ladders were hand woven. (2020)

Don Quixote is 26” tall & Dulcinea is 21” tall

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The hero from Man of La Mancha, Don Quixote is ready to do battle for the most beautiful woman he has ever seen, Dulcinea. He has an interchangeable sword and staff. (2020)

23” tall

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This whimsical tree contains wood from several different types of trees and is adorned with pistachio shell “buds” on the tips of its branches. (2020)

44” tall x 38” deep x 42” wide

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This precisely balanced sculpture depicts the physical representation of a woman who is a moment away from escaping all that has held her back in her life from expressing her true potential and realizing her dreams. (2021)

40” tall x 29” long

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17” tall

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Angel Appearing depicts an angel in the process of appearing at her next mission, so she is not all visible yet. One arm, one wing, and her head have yet to appear.

29” tall x 4” diameter (base), 11” arm span

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15” tall x 16” long

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32” long x 11” tall x 6” wide

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This cribbage board was inspired by the Greek myth of Charon, the boatman believed to ferry souls after death to the afterlife beyond the ocean. Ancient Greeks buried people with coins on their eyes or mouth to pay Charon for passage.

15” tall x 15” long

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34” h x 24” x 24”

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This androgynous, lanky figure simply runs on a base that spins.

24” long X 16” tall

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Hope springs eternal for this little dachshund that someday the stick will drop.

Big Momma 59”H at head, 44” H at back x 55” long.

Angry Baby 31” H x 23” Long

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Angry Baby Bird was the artist’s self-portrait. As a little boy, Roballo hated going to school and was very angry when his mother made him go.

4” tall x 6” long

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Grandma Turtle was inspired by the tortoises that Roballo remembers feeding in his grandmother’s yard in Venezuela.