get into the studio, which could either look like a bomb went off if I'm in the collage-sketching mode, or pretty organized and together if I am in painting mode. If I'm painting, I tend to listen to NPR or Luxuria music (my favorite internet radio) until I need to take a break and check my emails. Then it's back to image making until I'm hungry again, and so on until I go to bed. Your new show 'Everything Is Everything' opens this weekend at Medicine Agency. What do you love about showing/sharing your work? I am so excited for this show! I can't wait to show my work to a whole new group of people, many of whom will surely inspire me in new ways. The guys at the Medicine Agency are great and it's so much fun working with them. I'm just really pumped to see how people react to the work and hear about what others think about it. That is something that's really gratifying for me. When I can clearly see that a person is truly excited about one of my paintings and takes the time and energy to express how they feel about it, it's really fulfilling, satisfying, and humbling. Can you tell us about the ideas behind the title of your show, 'Everything Is Everything'? The title "Everything is Everything" goes back to our initial idea at the top of the interview, that all things in the world are interconnected in this massive, beautiful,