Dani Admiss is an interdisciplinary researcher, writer and curator exploring climate transition, carbon governance and infrastructural systems through participatory research, public engagement and collaborative methodologies.

I research how climate solutions are shaped within existing systems of governance, infrastructure and economic continuity—and why they often reproduce the conditions they aim to transform. My work focuses on the tensions and contradictions that emerge across climate policy, modelling and implementation.

Alongside this research, I bring over twenty years of experience as an artist, curator and programme lead, designing collaborative processes that bring together diverse forms of knowledge under conditions of uncertainty, conflict and unequal power.

I work across research, writing and interdisciplinary projects to make visible the limits of current climate responses—and to explore how alternative ways of thinking, learning and governing might emerge.