Appel shared Dubuffet's commitment to raw, childlike figuration with dense interlocking forms and vivid acrylic color fields. His late works on paper and canvas display the same crowded, energetic accumulation of abstracted figures that characterizes Profusion de l'être.

Jorn created densely packed, interlocking figurative abstractions in vibrant acrylics with the same chaotic yet rhythmic teeming of forms seen in this piece. His surfaces bristle with the same CoBrA influenced primitivism and compulsive layering that Dubuffet pursued in his late Hourloupe and post Hourloupe works.

Guston's late figurative paintings share the cartoonish, chunky, proliferating forms rendered in flat bold color that fill this work. Both artists rejected refined abstraction in favor of crude accumulations of interlocked symbolic shapes that feel simultaneously playful and cosmologically dense.