Kiran Ramzi Mukunda

is a New York–based world-builder, artist and creative director whose work spans fashion, music, writing and technology.


She studied conceptual art at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago on a full merit scholarship, continued her fine art education at ArtCenter College of Design and later studied artificial intelligence through MIT CSAIL. 

Her work has appeared in Vogue, WWD, Forbes, Harper’s Bazaar, Hypebeast and Women’s Health, with designs worn by Miley Cyrus and Sophie Turner.
Kiran founded the cult-favorite sustainable fashion brand Wolven in her twenties. Now post-exit, she serves as a creative advisor to select brands and founders while developing her independent artistic practice.


Drawing from her Indian and Pakistani heritage, Kiran creates at the intersection of culture, beauty, spirituality and the future. Her practice moves fluidly between image, language, sound and fashion, guided by an instinct for building distinct worlds around an idea.


Kiran is available for select modeling and editorial work, fashion and beauty campaigns, interviews, writing commissions, creative direction and multidisciplinary collaborations.