Life is a delicate balance between chaos and connection. Cells, atoms, and particles swirling and colliding with one another. These collisions create what we think exists, what we perceive as reality. Sometimes it’s pretty, sometimes real ugly. At other times, jarring, oddly familiar, and comforting. Regardless the circumstances, I try to use every scrap I’ve got without the conditioned response to look outside of myself, which helps me find my own version of the truth. “Every scrap I’ve got” is an exploration of these concepts.