Castle similarly merged organic sculptural forms with exceptional craftsmanship and material contrast, creating works that blur the boundary between functional object and surrealist fantasy. His bronze and mixed material sculptures share the same whimsical yet commanding presence seen in Ball Giamatti.

Lalanne worked extensively in patinated cast bronze to create sculptural works derived from organic natural forms including plants and animals, achieving the same verdigris toned surfaces and fantastical botanical quality present in this piece. Her work equally celebrates the tension between raw nature and refined metallic craft.

Paine creates large scale metal sculptures that replicate organic natural structures such as branching forms and botanical growths with extraordinary material precision, directly echoing the polished bronze stalks and spherical terminal forms of Ball Giamatti. Both artists investigate nature through the lens of meticulous fabrication and surrealist transformation.