Kiki Smith consistently uses human hair and bodily materials to explore fragility, mortality, and corporeal presence in conceptual works that share Hatoum's intimate engagement with the abject and the human form.

Parker transforms everyday and mundane materials into conceptually charged minimalist works that investigate fragility and transience, closely mirroring Hatoum's approach of elevating humble domestic substances into profound artistic statements.

Sonya Clark frequently incorporates human hair as a primary material in conceptual mixed media works that examine identity, intimacy, and bodily experience, echoing the tactile and culturally loaded material choices found in Hatoum's piece.