Terese Pagh is an international model from Copenhagen, Denmark.
After graduating she moved to Paris and Barcelona focusing on building up her portfolio. Editorial work includes Vogue Italia, Grazia Covers and Spreads, L’Officiel Tush magazine by Ellen von Unwerth and many more. In 2012 she book a campaign with photographer Peter Lindberg and for Express, which started her career in NYC. By end of 2012 she moved to NYC, signed with Marilyn Management, and was working for clients such as Victoria Secret, Saks Fifth Avenue, BeBe, L’Oreal.
She continued to explore her interest in new media picking up by working for a cinematographer and shooting for ORE Apparel as well as LUMA - all in between modelling campaigns. 2014 she designed the logo and font for LUMA and started building the website.
In 2015 she got a sponsorship from Copenhagen Business Academy and has since been learning business on her own. She is preparing to go back to college 2017 and take a master in Engineering while further developing LUMA.
Terese is inspired by the everything around her which leads her to have and infinite curiosity and ambition for understanding why we behave like we do and how things are made. Through her many travels she continues to learn about the world from a very unique perspective and promotes learning by setting an example for her fans and friends who adore her equally. She most recently has been working on installation collaborations with artists Stefani Romena and Gabriel Pulecio and is currently working full-time on LUMA doing everything from jewellery production to producing photoshoots.
She believes that businesses are responsible for shaping the world that we all have to share one way or the other. Her biggest goal for LUMA is to succeed in spreading knowledge about what plastic is and where it is derived from. Pushing the development of strong affordable biodegradable plastics, change the mindsets most of us have about recycling everything from wrapping to clothes.
Ideally she thinks that a company is only doing well if all the employees satisfied with their job position. The financial profits are of less importance to her.
Today photographers and artists are encouraged to capture their perspective of the world through our LUMA LENS which some have dubbed "The LUMA Experience". The materials used for these images continue to change and evolve as we create new molded shapes of iridescent acrylic that suits the needs of each artist we work with.
The culmination of this project will result in a world touring showcase of our collaborators and distribution of selected works to cities such as Copenhagen, Paris, New York, Miami and Beijing.