Oscar Lowe creates dystopian worlds that are uninhabited yet strangely inviting—silent landscapes waiting to be explored. These works feel vast, repetitive, and eerily absent, drawing the viewer into a world where systems continue running long after human presence has faded.

Each piece is a window into Lowe’s vision—places where time stands still, illuminated only by distant, glowing lights. There’s a sense of nostalgia woven into these environments, a quiet reminder of something once lived-in but now lost. When you step into these worlds, you are alone, yet surrounded by the echoes of a forgotten civilization.

Exploring the tension between presence and absence, Oscar Lowe’s work transforms dystopian landscapes into something personal—an open invitation to wander through the remnants of a future that never arrived.