THE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS - From April 30 until June 8 a special photo exposition is presented in WTC The Hague Art Gallery. The exposition was the result of a project by two students of the Royal Academy of Arts in The Hague. A visual research about the human aspects inside the Dutch World Trade Centers.

On April 30, during the opening event, the students Victor van Swieten and Vivian Bax welcomed guests and tenants of WTC The Hague. They were very proud of achieving an own exhibition in a professional Art Gallery as the one in WTC The Hague and told the attendees: “The majestic and high World Trade Center buildings are a contemporary example of the Dutch trading spirit. Business centers. Illustrated with white collars and black suits. With power and wealth. Beyond that, inside the glass walls of the ivory towers, there are countless stories to be told. We visited many Dutch WTC’s yet no WTC building is the same. Each location has something special, a personal note determined by the people who work there.”

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