Weiner similarly used language and text as the primary artistic medium to convey conceptual and philosophical statements, often inscribing words directly onto walls and physical surfaces with minimal visual distraction.

Kosuth pioneered text based conceptual art that foregrounds language as both subject and material, creating minimalist works that provoke philosophical inquiry in ways closely aligned with Holzer's marble inscriptions.

Kruger shares Holzer's commitment to bold text based art that delivers direct political and philosophical messages, using stark monochromatic aesthetics to challenge viewers with provocative language embedded in physical or printed surfaces.