Paine creates large scale outdoor metal sculptures with stacked and organic accumulative forms that share the same totemic verticality and textured surface quality seen in Van Woert's bronzed boulder stack. His work similarly occupies garden and landscape settings where industrial casting techniques produce forms that feel simultaneously geological and figurative.

Von Rydingsvard builds monumental stacked and layered sculptural forms with deeply textured surfaces that evoke organic geological strata and ancient totemic presences, qualities central to Van Woert's bronzed column. Her bronze cast works in particular share the warm metallic surface and vertically accumulative structure of this specific piece.

Cragg produces cast bronze and metal sculptures with rippling organic surfaces and stacked vertical forms that balance between abstraction and figuration, closely mirroring the totemic boulder like quality of Van Woert's work. His outdoor installations similarly command garden and architectural spaces through textured metallic warmth and geological visual rhythm.