Flavin pioneered the use of fluorescent light tubes as sculptural and spatial elements, creating minimalist installations where glowing light transforms architectural space much like the neon in Echo. His works share the same cool geometric luminosity and the way light itself becomes the primary material and subject.

Kusama's Infinity Mirror Rooms use mirrored surfaces and repeated light elements to create the same illusion of endless depth and spatial disorientation central to Echo. Both artists use reflection and repetition to evoke themes of infinity and psychological immersion within a contained physical structure.

Turrell creates immersive light installations that manipulate perception and challenge viewers sense of physical space and depth, directly paralleling the hypnotic tunnel effect of Echo. His sustained focus on light as a medium that alters psychological and spatial experience connects deeply with Navarros intentions in this work.