In this series, I bring attention to the prevalence of discarded "road soda" litter—empty alcoholic beverage containers found along the backroads in my region. These objects serve as powerful metaphors, representing various forms of microaggressions tied to both the environment and race. I deconstruct and transform the discarded cans into new and visually captivating forms. By presenting the liter as an archive of sorts, I aim to underscore the collective impact of these objects as a phenomenon rooted in aggression and dominance, despite their seemingly insignificant individual presence.