Endre Aalrust shows small, intimate paintings that all relate to the number two in the form of couples, doubles and pairs. A painting of two shrivelled dates, each resting on its own grease-glistening slice of bacon - a tapas in the making - is titled Double Date. In A Couple of Bears, we witness an intimate moment between two elderly bearded daddies who are just as absorbed in each other's robust bodies as they are in a TikTok reel on a phone hidden by their bulky torsos. In his still lifes, genre paintings and landscapes, the duality exists not only in the motifs, but also in the way Aalrust approaches painting itself.

Ruben Eikebø paints the moment a picture starts to slip. Figures stand at the edge of water, half there and half gone. A fallen tree cuts across a green pond. A striped shirt blurs into the trees behind it. A face dissolves into a field of yellow, as if seen through heat or memory.