Frédéric Daty, a French-Canadian sculptor born in Lyon, creates wall-mounted steel works shaped by his training in graphic arts and art direction. Employing techniques such as cutting, welding, and patination, Daty fuses minimalism, op art, and elements of industrial romanticism. His sculptures respond to changing light, altering the viewer’s perception of the material. Through refined handling of metal, Daty addresses the ambivalence of urban environments, offering a sensory encounter that considers the unseen forces shaping contemporary life.