Turrell's work shares Kapoor's obsession with light as a transcendent, immersive force, using luminous gradients of warm yellows and oranges to dissolve boundaries between form and void. His exploration of radiant light fields mirrors the atmospheric, softly glowing quality of Yellow Rising.

Eliasson creates works centered on vivid spectral gradients, warm solar yellows, and the phenomenological experience of light and atmospheric color, closely echoing the luminous orange to yellow field in Kapoor's etchings. Both artists treat color as an immersive, almost physical presence rather than mere decoration.

Houshiary's prints and paintings feature softly radiant central forms that emerge from deep, saturated color fields, evoking themes of void, breath, and spiritual transcendence that align closely with Kapoor's Yellow Rising. Her abstract minimalist approach and interest in light dissolving into darkness parallel Kapoor's etching technique and conceptual concerns.