Oslo's riverside is reflected in the Oslofjord, only broken by the new fantastic

Oslo's riverside is reflected in the Oslofjord, only broken by the new, fantastic Munch Museum creeping out.
 The calm of night rests over Oslo, but the city does not sleep – it pulsates with light and color that is reflected in the dark fjord. The water glows with blue, purple, yellow and red, a dancing reflection of life on land. The city skyline stretches towards the sky, a silhouette of modernity, while the lights of Barcode and the waterfront shimmer on the horizon.
 In the middle of it all stands the Munch Museum, an architectural masterpiece that defies gravity with its characteristic tilt. Like a guardian of art, it leans over the fjord, peering out over the city as an abstract interpretation of Edvard Munch's own expressive style.
 The bridge on the right curves softly, almost like a wave stretching into the frame, a gateway to the city's modern face. In the background, towering construction cranes testify to a city in constant development, where old meets new and tradition meets innovation.
 The light, reflections and urban elegance merge into a composition that celebrates Oslo's eternal transformation – a nocturnal symphony of light, art and architecture.