Twombly similarly combined oil, crayon, and mark making on canvas to explore themes of language, repetition, and communication breaking down into abstract gesture. His scrawled text and layered mixed media surfaces share the same raw, expressive quality seen in Rosa's work.

Oehlen builds heavily layered abstract canvases using oil and mixed media with a loose, gestural energy that parallels Rosa's approach to material accumulation and contemporary abstraction. Both artists embrace a deliberately unresolved, process driven aesthetic.

Von Heyl works with charcoal, oil, and pastel on canvas to create layered abstract compositions that balance controlled mark making with spontaneous gesture, closely mirroring Rosa's material choices and visual language. Her work shares the same contemporary abstract sensibility rooted in mixed media exploration.