events

unisecon joined seeker narrator gallery for hermit's land, a presentation beside the grand canal in hangzhou. fall winter 2026 - the lodge appeared alongside selected pieces from earlier seasons.

placing clothes made at different times together revealed the materials and gestures that return throughout the work: natural textures, the weight of cloth, weaving and patchwork. garments, woven chairs and the gallery's river-facing space formed the setting.

unisecon welcomed elsewear and founder audrey yifei li to new york. jade, ancient coins and gourds reappeared as handcrafted jewellery, bringing familiar forms from chinese culture into everyday wear. the opening afternoon included food by soft hours.

a winter day with compass tea brought two tastings to orchard street: breakfast tea in the morning, followed by white tea and desserts in the afternoon. food and tea offered another way to gather, pay attention and share time.

unisecon and compass tea hosted a morning tasting of three red and white teas with dessert pairings. the gathering followed the shift from autumn into winter through the warmth, aroma and rhythm of tea.

we marked one year at 35 orchard street with the people who had become part of its everyday life. clothes, ongoing work and conversation shared the space, celebrating the connections formed around the studio and store.

artist penny peng joined unisecon for an afternoon of life drawing and chinese calligraphy. guests made hand-painted postcards, bringing individual brushwork to a shared celebration of the new year.

a gathering around handmade ceramic necklaces and objects by no biggie. the presentation brought together the texture of clay, the intimacy of objects worn close to the body and unisecon's interest in handwork.

unisecon presented fall winter 2024 - hawthorn at galeries lafayette in beijing, the city where nina was born and raised. nina introduced the collection at the opening, with an opportunity for visitors to try the label's weaving techniques.

unisecon and 258pm salon brought a selection of vintage issey miyake pieces to orchard street. the presentation opened with a live performance by cellist li pang, bringing clothing, music and conversation into the same space.

unisecon hosted an embroidery afternoon with artist maude lavaute at 35 orchard street. handmade bags became a surface for patchwork and chinese embroidered monograms, exploring how small gestures can make an everyday object personal.

unisecon brought its garments to furfur in jiangyin, wuxi, for a temporary presentation. the exhibition placed the clothes in a new setting, inviting visitors to encounter their shapes, textures and handworked details in person.