Sherman works with staged and manipulated photography to construct heightened, theatrical identities, often using color and artifice to transform the subject. Her photographs similarly explore the boundary between documentary image and constructed persona through deliberate chromatic choices.

LaChapelle uses intensely saturated, hand-crafted color in photography to create visually bold and emotionally charged portraits that feel simultaneously real and surreal. His colorized aesthetic and use of fuchsia and vivid tones closely mirror the saturated palette and dramatic mood of this piece.

Johan creates elaborately constructed and digitally manipulated photographs mounted with careful material attention, producing images that blur the line between photographic truth and painterly artifice. His approach to color transformation and physical presentation of photographic works shares the layered, chromatic sensibility of this colorized glass mounted piece.