A monograph by Norwegian photographer Ole John Aandal. In the aftermath of the 2011 events in Oslo and Utøya, Aandal photographed the government district from his balcony over the course of ten years. Through shifting light and changing seasons, the images quietly reflect how a city confronts loss. The repeated viewpoint gradually transforms from observation into an act resembling prayer. Accompanying the passage of time and memory, the work invites the viewer to share in this process, leaving a deep and lasting resonance.
Pages : 480
Size : 17×11.5cm (hardcover)
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Ole John Aandal is a Norwegian photographer known for his long-term approach to capturing urban landscapes. Through repeated observations from a fixed viewpoint, his work quietly reveals layers of time and memory. Rather than documenting events directly, he focuses on their aftermath and subtle transformations, creating images that evoke the emotional and historical depth embedded within everyday scenes.
