Bio

Hi, I’m Dani Schuller, a Brooklyn-based artist working at the intersection of art, climate action, and education. I believe creative practice can be a powerful tool for environmental awareness and meaningful social change.

In 2025, I earned a master’s degree in Sustainability from Harvard University, which deepened my commitment to connecting environmental activism, education, and artistic expression. My work primarily explores plastic pollution and convenience culture through sculptural and textile-based pieces made from reclaimed materials. By transforming discarded objects into tactile forms, I aim to make environmental issues feel accessible and emotionally resonant.

While environmental activism is at the core of my practice, I also love working with fused glass. I’m especially drawn to pushing the boundaries of texture by experimenting with different levels of heat to melt and fuse the glass. I enjoy playing with translucence and color, and discovering how those elements interact and come together within each piece.

I’m currently developing new bodies of work and seeking exhibitions, residencies, and collaborative projects. Looking ahead, I hope to expand into community-based workshops and educational programs that bring together art, sustainability, and collective action.