Neo Rauch similarly constructs densely layered figurative compositions with vivid, dissonant colors and fragmented narrative scenes that evoke a dreamlike yet familiar public world. His fusion of folk imagery with modernist pictorial strategies mirrors the energetic and textured surface qualities seen in Park.

Peter Doig shares Tal R's preoccupation with outdoor communal spaces rendered through bold, expressive color and spontaneous yet deliberate mark making on canvas. His figurative landscapes pulse with a similar lively, transient atmosphere and playful layering of pattern and texture.

Chris Ofili's mixed media canvases combine vibrant color, folk art references, and richly patterned surfaces that closely echo the energetic and celebratory visual language of Park. Both artists balance spontaneity with ornamental complexity to create works that feel simultaneously joyful and deeply considered.