Serra similarly employed large scale raw steel as his primary medium to create monumental sculptures that engage space and geometry in a conceptually rigorous way. Both artists share an industrial aesthetic and a commitment to minimalist formal language in their sculptural practice.

Andre shares Venet's alignment with minimalism and conceptual art, using industrial materials and mathematical logic to structure his sculptures. His reduction of form to pure geometric and material essentials parallels Venet's own systematic approach to abstraction.

LeWitt similarly grounded his art in mathematical systems and geometric abstraction, producing works that emphasize concept over subjective expression. Both artists treated structural logic and formal repetition as the foundation of their visual language.