Lila Lee-Morrison is a writer, scholar, and art historian. She obtained a PhD
in Art History and Visual Culture studies from Lund University with the
dissertation Portraits of Automated Facial Recognition: On Machinic Ways of
Seeing the Face. She is currently a postdoctoral researcher at Lund University
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on the ERC funded project Show & Tell: Scientific representation, algorithmi-
cally generated visualizations, and evidence across epistemic cultures and a
Visiting Intersect Fellow at the University of Copen­ hagen. Her research
interests lie primarily in the visual culture of machine vision, intersections of
art and technology, and socio-political agencies of the image. Most recently she
has focused her research on the intersections of art, technology and the
environment. She has written for Artforum, Theory, Culture and Society and
been published by MIT Press, Liverpool University Press and Brill
Publishing. She has co-edited two special theme issues with Media + Environ-
ment (2023) and MAST, the Journal of Media Art Study and Theory (2022).