Berlin Liebt Dich

Written in the City

On my first visit to Berlin, I was crossing the scenic Oberbaum Bridge when I happened to look down at my hands on the railing. Someone had written five words onto the metal: Und Berlin Liebt Dich Immernoch.

And Berlin still loves you.

There's something quietly radical about that kind of graffiti — not a tag, not a slogan, but a declaration. A city speaking back. Berlin has a long history of writing on its surfaces, of turning walls and bridges and train cars into conversation. This felt like part of that tradition: anonymous, tender, and completely sincere.

I photographed it because I didn't want to forget it. And because it said something true — about the city, about the way places hold feeling, and about what it means to arrive somewhere and feel, unexpectedly, welcomed.

Ich auch. Me too.

Print Specifications

• Authentic Ilford B/W Matte Paper - Unlike standard inkjet prints, this light-sensitive silver halide paper offers deep, velvet blacks and a neutral tonal range.
• A custom Dark Grey Passe-Partout. By choosing a dark grey over a traditional white mat, we create a seamless transition from the shadows of your photo to the frame, adding an incredible sense of cinematic depth.
• Matte acrylic glass - A protective, but glare-resistant glazing, allowing greater freedom where you place your artwork.
• Hamburg profile frame (0.8"). A minimalist, wood-based frame finished in a dark gray. Its slim profile ensures the focus stays entirely on the artwork, while the matte finish eliminates distracting reflections.
• Arrives ready to hang