Architectural Mirage presents abstract explorations of Oslo’s architecture, landmarks, and urban structures, shaped by the complex emotional landscape of Douglas Carr’s bipolar journey.
This photographic art series transforms historic and contemporary buildings into mirage-like visions, where shifting lines and colour dissolve the boundaries between structure and perception. Through experimental in-camera techniques refined over many years, Carr reinterprets Oslo’s architecture and skyline as layered impressions of movement, memory, and atmosphere.
The collection explores the evolving character of Oslo through abstract architectural photography, revealing the city’s buildings and urban landscape in ways that often resemble painting rather than traditional photography.
