Carsten Höller is one of our time's most important and innovative artists. Höller has a doctorate in agricultural science and applies much of his scientific curiosity to his work as an artist, exploring human behavior and manipulating perception. From psychedelic reindeer urine to twisting slides and vision-flipping goggles, his work prompts viewers to question how they see and understand the world around them. In this interview, we discuss "things you cannot explain," Fly Agaric psychedelic adventures in Northern Ukraine, incomprehensible monuments, taking psychedelics at transitory life moments, and the productivity between sleep and wakefulness. Be sure not to miss this very entertaining conversation with Carsten! I apologize for the background noise during this recording; one can definitely identify the city we are in. For more information and to educate yourself about all things psychedelia, head to https://fungaonline.com.