Night photography of Prague Dancing House with illuminated undulating forms on Vltava riverbank

This night photograph offers a close-up perspective of the Dancing House, emphasizing the deconstructivist forms of the building. The glass tower, with its curved and undulating lines, seems almost to liquefy while reflecting city lights. The spider-like metal structure supporting part of the facade is clearly visible, as is the "Medusa" sculpture at the top. The contrast with adjacent historic buildings is even more evident in this shot, where the traditional architecture of the Vltava riverbank frames the contemporary boldness of Gehry and Milunic. The light trails of moving cars create dynamic lines crossing the image. The building, initially controversial, is today considered a symbol of the new democratic Prague.

Dancing House, night, Prague, Gehry, glass, deconstructivist architecture