Soto similarly combined kinetic movement with optical color interference in works using layered materials that shift and vibrate perceptually as the viewer moves. His Penetrables and moiré structures share the same chromatic investigation and motion driven perception that defines this specific Cruz Diez piece.

Le Parc built motorized kinetic sculptures that manipulate light and color through mechanical movement, directly paralleling the motor driven chromatic interference in this work. His systematic exploration of color perception and optical phenomena through moving mechanical components is exceptionally close to this piece.

Schöffer pioneered motorized cybernetic sculptures that generated shifting chromatic and light effects through programmed mechanical movement, much like this Cruz Diez construction. His integration of motors with light filtering materials to produce perceptual color transformations mirrors the core strategy of this specific artwork.