Oppenheim similarly transformed everyday or classical objects through surrealist interventions, infusing familiar forms with uncanny psychological tension as seen in her fur covered teacup and other object sculptures that challenge perception.

Bellmer's sculptural work obsessively reimagined the female body as a fragmented and psychologically charged object, sharing Dalí's Freudian preoccupations and his surrealist approach to the human figure as a vessel of hidden desires and anxieties.

Hanson created highly detailed figurative sculptures that used the classical tradition of depicting the human body while embedding deeper psychological and social commentary, paralleling Dalí's technique of layering conceptual meaning onto a recognizable figurative bronze form.