Walker's bold black and white figurative works similarly interrogate mass culture, identity, and media narratives through expressive gestural imagery. Her works share Gokita's confrontational approach to portraiture and contemporary postmodern commentary on cultural power structures.

Dzama works extensively in gouache on paper creating bold figurative compositions with a similarly dark expressive quality and postmodern sensibility. His works share Gokita's graphic boldness, paper based intimacy, and engagement with contemporary cultural themes through striking portraiture.

As a fellow Japanese contemporary artist, Nara creates bold expressive figurative works on paper that similarly engage with mass media culture and postmodern concerns. His gestural portrait based imagery shares Gokita's graphic intensity and critical examination of contemporary cultural saturation.