Van den Dorpel works at the intersection of computational processes and digital collage within the NFT space, using algorithmic and AI driven systems to generate works that blur organic and synthetic visual forms. His practice shares Ball's interest in recursive mutation and the uncanny qualities that emerge when digital processes transform existing visual material.

Anadol uses AI mediated processes to transform existing data and imagery into hybrid forms that oscillate between the recognizable and the strange, much like Ball's transmutation of his earlier Symptoms series. Both artists investigate the unstable boundary between natural organic forms and synthetic technological processes through machine learning.

Akten's AI driven works explore the tension between ecology, consumer culture, and technology, generating uncanny hybrid imagery that sits between the banal and the transformative. His recursive use of machine learning to mutate and reinterpret visual material closely parallels Ball's method of subjecting earlier works to AI driven mutation.