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Indy Johar

Architect, systems thinker, and co-founder of Dark Matter Labs and Architecture 00, reimagining governance, economics, and design for a regenerative future.

About Indy

Indy Johar is a pioneering UK-based architect and systems innovator, dedicated to transforming governance, economics, and design to foster equitable and regenerative societies. As co-founder of Dark Matter Labs and Architecture 00, he leads multidisciplinary teams in reshaping institutional frameworks, decentralizing value creation, and embedding systemic change. Johar is recognized for challenging established paradigms, advocating for collective intelligence, and advancing the philosophical and practical foundations of regeneration at scale.

In Indy's own words

“We have to challenge ourselves to recognize ourselves as being multiple and entangled... We are trapped in our own singularities, in our own sense of self. And I think the freedom is really vital—the freedom of the multiplicity is really critical as a stepping stone of this reality.”
Source: buzzsprout.com
“We have to recapture words and re-embody them into new philosophical frames... These are not just words, but they are power structures; they are manifestations of orchestration.”
Source: buzzsprout.com
“So I would argue climate change or climate breakdown is effectively a symptom of the problem, not the problem itself.”
Source: Indy Johar: Shifting the Planet – Pragmatic Tools for Planetary Transformation (podcast transcript, Audioboom)

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