Over four decades, Ole John Aandal (b. 1960) has explored the changing role of photography – from analog documentation to digital mass communication – and how this has influenced society’s self-perception This exhibition is the most extensive presentation of Aandal’s work to date.

The exhibited works range from photographs taken in Palestine for Klassekampen in the late 1980s, through photographs that were digitally manipulated in the 1990s, to a new installation based on images of Oslo's transformation after the terrorist attack on 22 July 2011.