Drug photos

David Pescovitz 9:39 am Thu Dec 26, 2013

Methhhhh

Ecs

Berlin-based artist Sarah Schoenfeld dropped tiny bits of various psychoactive drugs on exposed film where they reacted with the chemicals on the negatives and then made very large prints of the images. Above, Crystal Meth. At right, Ecstasy. "All of the substances behaved very differently: the shapes and colors that appeared showed unique characteristics and revealed unique internal universes," she writes. You can see the images in the series here: "All You Can Feel." And here's an interview with Schoenfeld in Kaltblut Magazine. (Thanks, Jason Tester!)

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