Dr Lila Moore’s essay on the theories, pedagogical philosophy, and artistic projects of Roy Ascott, co-written with Edward Shanken, is published in The Bloomsbury Encyclopedia of New Media Art: Volume 1 – History and Theory.

Dr Lila Moore in conversation with Dr Jessica Bockler & Prof. Les Lancaster. Sunday 30th August, 19:00-20:00 BST. This dialogue explores th

The medium of film has an embodied dimension for me. The image (see below) of a young man covered with film strips is from a 16mm film...

Dr Lila Moore speaks with Alef Trust director, Dr Jessica Bockler on ‘The Shamanic Spirit in 21st Century Art, Culture and Technology‘, a ne

Vestigia Nulla Retrorsum, which in Latin means “footsteps don’t go backwards" was the magical motto of Moina Mathers.

Conferences, like sea waves, come and go but only a few succeed in leaving a lasting imprint behind, a magickal vestigia that continues...

I touch the faces of the invisibles, the ones that fooled time, a touch of rose blush, a touch of lip balm, a touch of eye shadow, a soft to

Lights in the Darkness was a multimedia piece inspired by Charles Baudelaire's poem The Desire to Paint.

Sightings of Selves in Fields is a performed photography piece. I was wandering in a deserted field near some ruined houses that became the

Novel forms and ideas arise unexpectedly from unknown or previously unsuspected origin