Rickey created precision engineered kinetic sculptures using painted and polished metal elements balanced on wire and rod armatures that move continuously with air currents, directly paralleling Calder's hanging mobile format and the interplay of geometric forms in motion.

Agam works extensively with bold primary and secondary color palettes applied to geometric abstract forms designed to shift and change with viewer movement, sharing Paulette's emphasis on colorful painted geometric elements and the experience of continuous visual transformation.

Takis developed suspended kinetic sculptures using thin wire armatures and hanging painted metal elements that achieve a floating delicate balance in space, closely echoing Calder's wire suspension systems and the airy constellation of colored discs seen in Paulette.