Casey Reas creates generative and time-based digital artworks that share Rozendaal's interest in computational processes and abstract visual systems evolving through time. Both artists use code as a primary medium to produce works where the process itself becomes the aesthetic subject.

Arcangel works extensively with digital and time-based media, examining the cultural and aesthetic dimensions of technology in ways that parallel Rozendaal's practice. His conceptual use of software and digital systems reflects a similar methodology of embedding meaning within the digital medium itself.

LIA produces software-based generative artworks that unfold through time, closely mirroring Rozendaal's engagement with digital processes as both medium and concept. Her works similarly emphasize the temporal and procedural qualities inherent in computational art making.