Le Parc is a fellow Argentine kinetic and optical artist who constructs geometric works that manipulate light and color to produce shifting luminous effects depending on viewer movement and perspective. His use of reflective and translucent materials to generate dynamic visual experiences is directly analogous to Vasa's acrylic light sculptures.

Alexander was a core member of the Light and Space movement who cast colored polyester resin and acrylic into geometric forms that trap, refract, and transmit light in glowing, luminous ways almost identical to Vasa's acrylic constructions. Both artists prioritize the optical and perceptual qualities of transparent colored plastics as their primary expressive medium.

Valentine pioneered large scale cast polyester resin sculptures with saturated color fields that refract and transmit light through their geometric forms, creating immersive optical effects that closely parallel Vasa's explorations of colored acrylic as a light refracting sculptural medium. Both artists share a technical mastery of transparent plastic materials to produce perceptually dynamic geometric works.