The series named after the genre of techno music, <Drum&Bass>, presents a three-dimensional interpretation of Piet Mondrian's abstraction. It replicates Mondrian's grid lines with black shelves and replaces the primary color blocks of red, yellow, and blue with everyday objects such as towels, pencil holders, and cups.
Drawing upon industrial products in art reflects a readymade attitude akin to Marcel Duchamp's approach. The artist dubbed this series as a meeting between Mondrian and Duchamp, demonstrating how everyday objects can intersect with abstract art.