Abimbola explores aspects of cubism with geometric forms and interplay of colours.  The painting shows traditional Yoruba percussionists playing the popular Sekere.  The artist highlights the culture of the people through their dressing (Kembe and Fila) and music instruments.  There are also inquiries of traditional symbols in the patterns and motifs seen in the work. This can also be seen in the tribal marks of one of the musician. Most of these symbols and drawings can be connected to powerful Yoruba gods, kings and deities.  This is also substantiated by Abimbola’s use of the purple pigment in an attempt to establish some degree of pomp and royalty.