The Stairs— A Cinematic Portrait of Strength and Identity - Glam Realism Photography
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- Nov 13, 2025
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Updated: Nov 26, 2025

A glam realism photography from the here&now Series by Sahin Dellemann
Shot at one of Berlin’s most iconic architectural locations, this striking portrait of Mos captures everything that defines Dellemann’s here&now project: individuality, presence, and the courage to be authentically seen.

Positioned at the center of the monumental stone staircase, Mos becomes both subject and symbol — a performer whose quiet confidence radiates through the frame.
Known internationally as an iconic performer, Moth represents a new kind of cultural visibility: bold, self-defined, and deeply rooted in personal agency.
The image blends classic film-noir geometry with Dellemann’s signature Glam Realism, where the raw textures of real life meet the emotional depth of cinematic storytelling. The long, ascending steps create an almost mythic stage, turning a moment of stillness into a powerful declaration of identity in contemporary Berlin.
Part of the here&now Photobook. This photograph is included in here&now, Sahin Dellemann’s debut photobook — a visual tribute to freedom, diversity, and the humanist spirit of liberalism.
Created during a time marked by rising intolerance, here&now stands as a reminder that art can be a vehicle for empathy.
The project launched at the KitKat Club Berlin with an immersive exhibition, runway show, and multimedia presentation.

Mos's portrait embodies the mission of the series:to celebrate those who live their truth unapologetically.


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