DAIKOKU :
NYC CAR MEET
MASSIMILIANO LOCATELLI & FABIO ZAMBERNARDI:
NULLUS LOCUS
10.29.2026 • 11.22.2026
OUR SHOWS
Bobbi Salvor Menuez & quori theodor :
I’m your huckleberry
gauntlett cheng :
SS26
Meriem Bennani & Orian Barki :
2 LIZARDS
01.09.2026 • 01.31.2026
Massimiliano Locatelli and Fabio Zambernardi turned Null Object into a furniture atelier for Nullus Locus, offering a behind-the-scenes look at their innovative process of embroidering directly onto wood. Furniture, sketches, technical drawings, and material experiments revealed the craftsmanship behind the unlikely marriage of needle and timber.
To mark the occasion, the duo created a limited edition of embroidered wooden holiday ornaments, available exclusively at Null Object.
NULLUS LOCUS
OUR OBJECTS
Meriem Bennani and Orian Barki, the duo behind 2 Lizards, covered Null Object floor to ceiling in posters from their film Bouchra. Visitors were invited to take a print, with the walls continuously replenished, much like a lizard regrowing its tail.
Coinciding with the film’s U.S. premiere at the New York Film Festival, the installation was accompanied by a limited-edition martini glass designed by the duo, available exclusively at Null Object.
Bobbi Salvör Menuez and quori theodor turned Null Object into a domestic stage, living out a day of their lives behind the storefront window. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner became edible sculptures.
Once the meals were consumed and the couple departed, only photographs remained, immortalized on six limited-edition plates available exclusively at Null Object.
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Gauntlett Cheng turned Null Object into the aftermath of a party nobody wanted to leave. Mannequins tangled in fringe, corsetry, and lace set the scene for Weddings, Parties, Anything*, a collection somewhere between bridal fantasy and morning-after debauchery.
To mark the occasion, the designers collaborated with Erika Ceruzzi on a long-sleeve tee featuring a deconstructed logo embroidered in silver thread, available exclusively at Null Object.
Daikoku NYC rolled into Null Object for a car meet celebrating custom imports and car culture. Fresh off the city’s Lunar New Year Parade, the collective traded the streets for a showcase of their prized rides.
To mark the occasion, Daikoku NYC released an exclusive collection of T-shirts, a zine, and customized miniature cars.
Zoe Gustavia Anna Whalen turned Null Object into a space somewhere between ritual and rebirth. Titled repose/reprieve, the installation revisited a performance from her AW26 runway show, where the designer submerged herself in a bathtub before emerging soaked and defiant.
To accompany the exhibition, Whalen created a limited series of one-of-a-kind undergarments made from antique lace and vintage textiles, including bralettes and matching bloomers, available exclusively at Null Object.
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