Segal created life-size figurative sculptures cast directly from the human body, exploring themes of isolation, presence, and the poetic weight of the ordinary figure in space, qualities deeply shared with Gormley's cast iron human forms.

Hanson's hyperrealistic cast figurative sculptures investigate the human body as a sculptural subject placed directly within real environments, mirroring Gormley's use of casting techniques to explore bodily presence and spatial relationships.

Houseago works with industrial and raw materials including iron and bronze to create large figurative sculptures that grapple with the human form in a raw, elemental way, closely paralleling Gormley's use of cast iron and minimalist figuration.