Serra created monumental Corten steel sculptures with sweeping curved forms that twist and arc through space, sharing Venet's commitment to large scale oxidized steel that transforms perception with each viewing angle. Both artists use industrial steel as a primary medium to explore nonlinear spatial tension and abstract geometric weight in outdoor and public contexts.

Kelly's large scale steel sculptures feature bold sweeping curves and arcs that explore mathematical and geometric form with conceptual rigor similar to Venet's indeterminate configurations. Both artists distill abstract form to its essential structural gesture, producing works whose meaning shifts dramatically depending on the viewer's position.

Di Suvero constructs monumental outdoor steel sculptures with dynamic intersecting beams and arcing forms that occupy space in deliberately unresolved and energetic configurations, closely paralleling Venet's coiling Corten steel arcs. Both artists work at heroic scale in industrial steel to create abstract sculptures that command outdoor environments through bold structural gesture.