Berlin Afterglow #8

Berlin Afterglow is a series about the city in its quietest, most cinematic hour — the long blue minutes after the sky goes flat and before the bars empty out. Späti windows, tram stops, parked sedans cooling under sodium light, the tired neon of a Schnellimbiss humming over wet asphalt. Each frame in the series is composed in a photographic register that owes something to Wim Wenders' Berlin, to the colour patience of Saul Leiter, to the small private theatres that play out at corner kiosks across Neukölln, Wedding and Friedrichshain. We work in saturated reds, deep blues and warm interior amber, with figures kept small inside their architecture so the city itself can carry the mood. Nothing is staged for drama. The series is meant to live together — these images speak more clearly as neighbours than as solitaires, a wall of late nights rather than a single one. Curated by our studio in Berlin, produced as pigment prints on Alu-Dibond, sized to scale from intimate hallway formats up to room-defining statement walls.