17/10/2026
INTRODUCING CASPER WAAIJER (1995)
Architecture, colour and material in dialogue.
For Art The Hague 2026, The Millen House presents the work of emerging Dutch artist Casper Waaijer, whose bold compositions explore the relationship between architectural structures, rhythm and colour.
Inspired by Brutalist architecture, urban façades and the patterns of everyday infrastructure, Waaijer translates the built environment into a distinctive visual language of geometric forms, layered surfaces and vibrant colour.
Working across painting, screenprinting, tufting and woven industrial straps, he challenges the boundaries between painting, textile and sculptural relief. Materials traditionally associated with construction and functionality become expressive elements, creating compositions that balance precision with playfulness.
Largely self-taught, Waaijer brings an intuitive approach to his practice, combining a fascination with architectural order with a sensitivity to texture, material and colour.
At Art The Hague, his contemporary works enter into dialogue with the expressive abstractions of French artist Pierre Célice (1932–2019), revealing shared interests in structure, rhythm and the possibilities of colour across generations.
Discover Casper Waaijer at The Millen House, Booth 23.
Art The Hague | 14–18 October 2026