Houshiary creates sculptures and paintings that transform Arabic and Sufi calligraphic text into abstract three dimensional forms, dissolving language into spiritual and sensory experience in ways that closely parallel Amer's hollow sphere of inward facing Arabic love poetry.

Hatoum creates large hollow bronze and steel spherical and globe like sculptures with open latticework surfaces that invite the viewer to look inward, sharing Amer's strategy of making meaning contingent on the viewer's physical relationship to an enclosed geometric form.

Koraïchi works extensively with Arabic calligraphy and sacred signs cast into metal objects and sculptural installations, encoding love, mysticism, and desire in script based three dimensional forms that share the same material language and conceptual layering as Amer's bronze calligraphic sphere.