Sarah Schönfeld

All you can feel

What have chemical substances got to do with the soul and why does caffeine look like it feels? “All you can feel” is a book of pseudo-alchemist photographic works in which Sarah Schönfeld drizzles various substances, ranging from party drugs and psychotropic drugs to neurotransmitters produced by the body itself, onto photographic negatives and then subjects the results of these chemical reactions to the normal photographic process.Astonishing images, resembling planets, crystals, landscapes and embryos, emerge from this process.The relationship between alchemy, pharmacy, photography and psychology are discussed in four essays.