Lunetta Green

Originally born in Los Angeles, California (2004) Lunetta Green begun developing her artistic practice in early high school. Conceptualizing visual narratives after school and directing photoshoots with her best friend. Often being the subject of her own work stimulated a path of self exploration through the photographic medium. It started as scouting locations along the west side of LA; behind alley ways, Inside Abandoned homes, and deserted plots of land intended for previous construction. These quest manifested into the sets used to portray windows to her imaginative worlds.

Her passion for fantasy is directly related to her obsession with fashion and style. Particularly the works inside her collection of Vogue Magazines, I-D, Numero Mag, Pop Mag, and CR Fashion Books.

Today, Lunetta Green is a New York–based interdisciplinary artist whose practice centers on fashion photography and creative direction. Currently studying Integrated Design at Parsons School of Design, she leverages her academic training—along with a minor in Fashion Communication—to deepen and refine her artistic approach. Her work is defined by its narrative focus, using photography to capture the characters she creates in order to further explore her identity. Through Fashion styling, Makeup Design, and found environments, Lunetta’s work act as windows into how she manipulates her self and her surroundings in order to bring fantasies to life.

Currently, her photography exhibition "Misunderstood" getting ready to have its opening on May 15th

Located at 2 W 13th Street Building Ny, New York Floor 2 Time: 3:00pm-7:00pm although guest are encouraged to arrive at 3:30

“Misunderstood” is a series of self-portraits that explores the personas she constructs in order to navigate identity in the world. A hybrid of film and digital photography captured within staged environments, integrating fashion, hair styling, and conceptual makeup design.

Her body acts as both subject and medium, shifting between roles that blur authenticity and performance. Each revealing unexpressed interior states; ”If I Was A Boy,” "Life as an Egg,” and “Attention Whore.” These images are editorialized documentations where identity becomes immersive and consuming in order to explore the fragmented parts of herself;

Extending beyond photography, She stages a live element within a constructed bedroom. Her physical environment merges with her interior world—an intimate site where inhibitions dissolve, liberated to explore and inhabit these fragmented selves.

"At my core I am real, but so are they"

Alongside her studies, Lunetta Green has worked as a freelance fashion styling assistant. Following the path of her fashion obsession into the roots of its formation from from runway to cover. She built relationships in the styling realm during her time as a fashion intern at Interview Magazine in 2025. As well as an independent styling assistant to creatives like stylist Anatoli Smith and director Dianne Cochrane.

These experiences have broadened her desire to plant lasting roots in this industry. Today Lunetta Green is using her collective knowlege of the fashion world to fuel her dream of becoming an established high-fashion model, actively building her presence and reputation within the modeling industry side of fashion.