Laura Sperl works at the intersection of photography, performance, dance and drawing. Fascinated by the sun, she repeatedly uses basic photochemical processes that interweave photography, skin, landscape, light and drawing. The processual and the sunlight play a particular role in her work. In contact exposures such as photograms or cyanotypes, she inscribes bodies, drawings or surroundings into the image surface. These surfaces are of various textures, from fabrics to her own skin. The role of physicality, touch and movement, are explored in this context. Between a conceptual, performative and poetic approach, the body develops into a central motif. A body that is both performer and object. A body whose surface itself functions as an image carrier and light-sensitive medium. Questions of processes of change are raised and interwoven across the media.