Kiki Smith similarly explores the human body through printmaking and limited edition works, combining surrealist influence with deeply psychological and political undertones rooted in domesticity and vulnerability. Her meticulous approach to handcrafted prints mirrors Gober's bridging of intimacy and reproducibility.

Mike Kelley produced conceptual works that similarly examined domestic imagery and psychological unease through a minimalist yet deeply unsettling aesthetic. Like Gober, his practice used familiar everyday objects and imagery to expose repressed social and political anxieties.

Bruce Nauman created conceptual prints and limited edition works that engage the human body and psychological discomfort with deceptively simple imagery loaded with political and existential meaning. His use of the print medium to explore unsettling themes of the body closely parallels Gober's approach in these lithographs.