Skoglund creates surreal photographic installations where everyday objects are multiplied and suspended within dramatic environments, producing the same tension between mundane items and extraordinary settings that defines this piece. Her use of bold vibrant colors and conceptual staging of ordinary objects in impossible configurations directly mirrors Jackson's approach.

Christo was renowned for large scale environmental installations that introduced colorful fabric and textile elements into natural and agricultural landscapes, creating the same surreal visual contrast between human made objects and dramatic scenery seen in this Peruvian work. His interventions similarly transformed everyday materials into conceptual land art that engaged with scale and perspective.

Nils Udo creates large scale outdoor installations that place carefully arranged objects within natural landscapes including mountain and field environments, producing the same conceptual dialogue between human intervention and natural scenery present in this photograph. His work shares Jackson's interest in color contrast, scale manipulation, and the surreal transformation of familiar landscapes through deliberate artistic placement.