Kiki Smith works extensively with textile and fabric based printmaking, exploring intimate themes of the body, duality, and human connection using restrained palettes similar to the black and red tones in Toi et Moi.

Tracey Emin incorporates fabric and textile as primary artistic surfaces to convey deeply personal and intimate themes of relationships and duality, sharing Bourgeois's approach of using woven materials as emotionally charged grounds for confessional expression.

Annette Messager consistently uses fabric and textile materials to explore intimate human relationships and psychological duality, employing bold graphic contrasts that echo the screenprinted black and red visual language found in this work.