The Munch Museum lights up where the Akerselva River meets the Oslo Fjord

In the dark night sea of sky, Oslo appears as a living mosaic of light and reflections. In front of us, the iconic Opera House stretches out like a modern iceberg, where glass and concrete merge in a dance of illuminated lines and mirror-like surfaces. The light from within floods out through the large glass facades, suggesting a world of art and culture in motion.
 The gaze is drawn further towards the Munch Museum, a monumental building that shines like a lighthouse by the fjord. The museum's undulating facade reflects the light in a wave motion, almost as if it itself is a floating part of the water in which it is reflected. The clear blue tone of the building is enhanced by the water's deep reflections, creating a dreamy atmosphere, as if Munch's own colors from "The Scream" and "Starry Night" have merged with the city.
 Below us lies the pier, where small streaks of light form a rhythmic path towards the urban landscape beyond. Colorful neon lights from the city cast a kaleidoscope of colors across the calm surface of the fjord, painting an abstract composition of Oslo at night.
 The image conveys a sense of both tranquility and vibrant life, where nature and architecture meet in a play of light and shadow. It is a poetic ode to the city, to art, and to the eternal conversation between the created and the natural.
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