A fellow Los Angeles Light and Space artist, Alexander creates works with luminous translucent surfaces and shifting color fields in cool blues and warm earth tones that respond to light in the same immersive, atmospheric way as Dill's relief.

McCracken shared Dill's California Finish Fetish sensibility, creating highly surfaced three dimensional objects where materiality, color, and light interact to produce contemplative sculptural presences that blur painting and sculpture.

Moses combined gestural abstraction with heavily textured mixed media surfaces in deep blues, silvers, and earth tones, creating large format works that share Dill's geological tactility and the raw material energy of the Los Angeles abstract scene.