Sarah Schönfeld All you can feel

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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