Jeff Diamanti is Assistant Professor of Environmental Humanities at the University of Amsterdam. His book, Climate and Capital in the Age of Petroleum, (Bloomsbury, 2021), tracks the political and media ecology of fossil fuels across the extractive and logistical spaces that connect remote territories like Greenland to the economies of North America and Western Europe. His new research, on ecological reciprocity, details the return to natural philosophy in the marine and atmospheric sciences studying the interactive dynamics of the cryosphere and hydrosphere in the North Atlantic and Arctic Ocean.

His work has appeared in journals including e-flux, Radical Philosophy, Postmodern Culture, Mediations, Krisis, and Reviews in Cultural Theory, as well as the books Fueling Culture (Fordham UP) and A Companion to Critical and Cultural Studies (Wiley-Blackwell ). With Amanda Boetzkes, he co-organizes ‘At the Moraine’, an ongoing research project on the political ecology of glacial retreat in the Arctic.

Danielle-Maria Admiss is an Iranian-English curator who has worked across the UK, EU and internationally in India and Hong Kong. Her research investigates how dominant and neoliberal narratives about science, technology and ecology exclude various social and material entanglements and lived experiences. She works with communities to expose these complex relations and open up space for new pathways towards more equitable and interdependent futures.

Danielle-Maria, who holds a PhD in Curatorial Practice and Worldbuilding, is currently a Stanley Picker Fellow between Stanley Picker Gallery and Kingston University, where she is working to create a collective, holistic and just socio-energy transition plan for the gallery. She is a curator of the 2021–22 edition of transmediale, ‘for refusal’, and of the online project ‘Toxicity’s Reach’, and teaches design theory and criticism at NCAD, Dublin.