Sarah Schönfeld
All you can feel

October 16 2013

The artist Sarah Schönfeld from Berlin puts different drugs and neurotransmitters on photographic negatives. The prints look fantastic and I would like to try this myself.

Sarah is represented by Feldbuschwiesner.

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