LeWitt similarly explored mathematical systems and conceptual structures through printmaking and geometric abstraction, using serialized visual logic to investigate pattern and scale in ways that closely mirror Auerbach's systematic approach in these etchings.

Albers produced prints and works on paper that investigated optical pattern, repetition, and mathematical visual structures, sharing Auerbach's interest in how abstract systems can generate perceptual complexity through precise technical printmaking methods.

Molnár dedicated her practice to algorithmic and rule based visual systems, creating works on paper that explore recursive patterns and zoom like scaling effects, making her work deeply resonant with Auerbach's conceptual and mathematical printmaking concerns.