Venet’s oeuvre is made up of a wide variety of media, from drawing, photography, set design, and even music composition; however he is most revered for his steel arc sculptures. His experimental nature stemmed from the program of investigation he set himself when he moved to New York and mingled with minimalist and conceptualists the likes of Donald Judd and Sol LeWitt. His signature Indeterminate Lines series which started in 1979 was inspired by mathematical explorations into chance, order, and equilibrium. This torch-cut steel plate sculpture is a rarity as Venet no longer produces works on a smaller scale, instead he focuses on creating monumental sculptures, that have been displayed in Versailles and is included in the MOMA collection.