Sherman's photographic self-portraits similarly challenge conventional beauty standards and feminine identity through staged chromogenic prints, using the body and gaze as tools of critical inquiry into representation and aesthetics.

As a fellow YBA artist, Emin creates similarly confrontational and autobiographical works that interrogate identity, the female body, and societal norms with a raw and provocative contemporary sensibility.

Goldin's chromogenic photographic portraits share Lucas's unflinching examination of identity and the human body, presenting subjects with bold directness that subverts traditional standards of beauty and representation.