Other sources, if few, with 4D graphs for complex functions and related objects, can be found on the web. This means that other people have thought of this possibility too. Why then has it not since long become part of the standard syllabus of complex function graphing???
Four-Dimensional Visual Exploration of the Complex Number Plane - ICGG 2022 conference
As mentioned under WhoSupports, the video of Mgr. Michal Zamboj and Jakub Rada, where it displays a 4D space representation of the function w=1/z: see at 5:54.
Complex functions graph, by kojocho2.
Though regrettably of poor resolution, these graphs are some of the oldest sources I found, and correspond almost entirely to the 4D graphs of my own making.
Full 4D View of Complex Functions, in Reddit/Desmos.
A 4D-to-2D projection proposed by this user. It inspired me to look for initial axis units' projections spanning a tetrahedron.
A 4D complex functions plotter, in Reddit/Desmos.
Another 4D-to-2D projection proposed by this user.
4D Coordinate Axes and Stereographic Projections, in Reddit/Desmos.
A 4D-to-2D projection proposed by a [deleted] user. Nice projections, see this Desmos file, but he didn't think of applying his method for rendering complex functions...
... so I modified it in a Complex Function 4D grapher ;-)
See my classical example w=1/z with this adapted Desmos file.
4D Clifford Torus Hypersurface, by Abderrahman Taha.
4D-to-3D projection of a rotating Clifford torus.
Grapher - 4D Sine Wave Rotations, by Tony Burk.
4D-to-3D projection of a rotating Sine.
L'hypersphère : la sphère en quatre dimensions, by Les idées froides (Alain Bernard).
4D-to-3D projection of a 3-sphere.
Nice 4D gifs of Clifford tori (see projections 1-2-3) rotating, or filling up the 3-sphere. Strikingly similar to mine.
Pacific Tech's° Visualizing Functions of a Complex Variable.
Webpage with image links to (free) graphing calculator's gcf files. See 4D files under "Using 4D perspective projection". Also available at "24 Views of the Complex Exponential Function".
° Its Graphing Calculator (Windows version) is the only app I know of that comes yet with 4D graphing on board! Alas, it seems that the Windows version is no longer on offer.