During the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, many people across the globe were faced with challenging restrictions and lockdown measures that drastically changed the way in which we interacted with our surroundings. In response to these unique circumstances, the artwork `Peoples and Things to Go` was created as a reflection on the new realities of everyday life during this time. The medium of this painting is acrylic on canvas, with dimensions measuring 18cm x 24cm. The composition of the artwork features a busy city street filled with bustling figures going about their daily activities. The details of the urban landscape are intricately depicted, from the towering skyscrapers to the colorful storefronts lining the sidewalk. The figures portrayed in the painting are diverse in age, gender, and ethnicity, highlighting the vibrant tapestry of humanity that populates our cities. At the center of the composition, there is a figure depicted in a hazmat suit, carrying a bag of essential items. This figure serves as a poignant reminder of the impact that the pandemic had on our daily routines, as we navigated through a world where social distancing and protective gear became the norm. The title of the artwork, `Peoples and Things to Go,` suggests a sense of movement and transience, capturing the restless energy of a world in motion. The artist`s intention behind this artwork is to capture the juxtaposition of the familiar and the unfamiliar, the ordinary and the extraordinary, that defined our experiences during the pandemic. By portraying a scene of everyday life infused with elements of novelty and uncertainty, the painting invites viewers to reflect on the resilience and adaptability of human nature in the face of unprecedented challenges. Ultimately, `Peoples and Things to Go` serves as a visual time capsule of a moment in history when our world was forever changed, yet our spirit remained unbroken.