In a distinct turn from his commentary on urban landscapes, Scaria has commentated on the undercurrents of everyday existence of citizens, being pushed beyond their control. Perched at eye level on bricks with alphabetical indentations, with life like proportions, these bronze humanoid figurines are not more than 18 inches in height. Eager to give form to his personal interest in working with the human figure and form, the equanimity of this sculpture captures the moment between complete submission to circumstance, and perceived control over them.