Di Suvero creates large scale abstract sculptures using intersecting industrial steel beams and tubular steel forms, often painted in bold red or primary colors, directly mirroring the geometric tubular steel construction and striking red powder coat finish of Daphne.

Calder pioneered abstract steel sculpture with bold painted surfaces in vivid red and black, using intersecting linear metal elements to create dynamic compositions that share the same visual energy and industrial material language as Daphne.

Venet works extensively with raw and finished steel rods and tubes arranged in geometric or arcing intersecting configurations, producing abstract outdoor sculptures whose bold linear steel vocabulary and industrial materiality closely parallel the aesthetic of Daphne.