Zoe Whalen presenta una instalación de su colección de otoño en Dimes Square

La diseñadora Zoe Gustavia Anna Whalen ha creado una nueva exposición en la galería Null Object que reimagina las prendas de su colección de otoño de 2026 como objetos escultóricos. La muestra explora temas como la vida, la muerte y el renacimiento a través de una puesta en escena inmersiva centrada en una bañera y un maniquí desmontado.

En Null Object, una galería en Dimes Square, Manhattan, fundada por Nikki Mirsaeid y Alex Gvojic, Whalen ha dispuesto piezas de su reciente desfile en torno a una escena central con una bañera. Un maniquí hecho con retazos de tela se encuentra en la bañera con un brazo sobre el suelo y una pierna separada que se extiende hacia afuera. Tres conjuntos cuelgan suspendidos con hilo de pescar cerca, como si fueran figuras observadoras.

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