This conceptual artwork juxtaposes humor and introspection through its bold simplicity. A Psilocybin magic mushroom, taped to a wall, invites viewers to reflect on the intersection of altered states and creative inspiration. The accompanying text, "When creativity is needed, EAT!" transforms the piece into a playful, yet thought-provoking commentary on the human pursuit of innovation and expanded consciousness. By merging the perishable, organic nature of the mushroom with the permanence of the written message, the piece highlights the fleeting yet transformative power of creativity. It nods to the cultural and historical associations of psilocybin as a tool for imaginative breakthroughs, challenging traditional notions of what sparks creativity and where art begins or ends. This work questions the commodification of ideas, while humorously acknowledging the surreal, almost absurdist, approach to modern art as a medium of dialogue. As a companion to Cattelan's infamous Comedian, it embraces the same audacious irreverence, asking not only what art is, but what inspires the mind to create.