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nul1.org |
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featuring light works by John Junior Kim with a live performance by Layton Wu |
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Taipei- and US-based label nul1.org lands at Bungee Space for a three-day pop-up, opening Friday, September 18 with a reception from 4 to 8 pm and a 30-minute live set by Layton Wu and band at 7 pm. Free and open to the public. The pop-up continues Saturday, September 19 (11 am–8 pm) and Sunday, September 20 (11 am–6:30 pm). |
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nul1.org is less a fashion brand than an archive. Designer Kevin Lin moves between the US and Taiwan, collecting what catches his attention along the way — local news, streets, shopfronts, the feel of a place, the people he meets — and turns those fragments into clothing, images and printed matter. The lookbooks are shot across Taiwan, often in places that may not survive redevelopment, so the work doubles as a record of what those sites looked like and what happened in them. During nul1.org's pop-up at Bungee, the Spring/Summer collection is on offer alongside selected new Fall/Winter pieces, plus a bag made exclusively for this event in collaboration with Bungee Space. nul1.org also works with artists, musicians, actors and friends around the label — the collaborations are how the context and the stories behind the work get across. The narratives are fragmented on purpose. Shown alongside the pop-up are sculptural light works by Brooklyn-based artist John Junior Kim . Kim works across painting, sculpture and furniture, building objects from found and synthesized materials through a process that leaves room for accident. His light pieces set the tone of the space for the three days: less display lighting than a second body of work sharing the room. |
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Bio Kevin Lin — Co-founder and designer, nul1.org Kevin Lin grew up between the US and Taiwan. He co-founded the menswear label 4DIMENSION in 2013 and nul1.org in 2020, leading design on both. He also styles for Sunset Rollercoaster. Feng Chen — Co-founder, marketing & PR, nul1.org Feng Chen co-founded 4DIMENSION in 2013 and nul1.org in 2020, and leads marketing and PR for both labels. Point of contact for this event. John Junior Kim — Artist John Junior Kim is a mixed media artist and designer based in Brooklyn, NY, working across painting, sculpture and furniture. His objects are built from found and synthesized materials through a process that leaves room for accident. Layton Wu — Live performance Layton Wu is a Taiwanese musician and producer working between bedroom pop, lo-fi, soul, jazz and hip-hop, most of it written and recorded at home. He came up as a beatmaker in Taipei's independent scene and has collaborated with 9m88. His debut album Blue Jeans was released in 2024. |
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Flyer designed by Kevin Lin |