The ancient monastic Lesnes Abbey Woods is an 88-hectare public park and woodland in South East London (Bexley) featuring the 12th-century ruins of Lesnes Abbey. Located near Abbey Wood train station, it offers walking trails, a café, a playground, and a designated fossil pit. It is a popular spot for nature walks and local events. 

Image: Adam Moore, Lesnes Abbey ruins, medium format film, August 2025.

Adam Moore's installations, performances, and site-based works examine the fabric and spirit of life at local and global scales, translating the ephemeral and precarious substance of the world at large into forms and encounters across media. Using fine art, photography, film, design, and sound his works draw on and reflect the experiential and kinaesthetic, bringing awareness to the sensory, embodied and intangible vast and subtle movements shaping internal worlds and exterior environments. Born in London, creole diaspora growing up in a global community, his British, Caribbean and Central American heritage is reflected in his transdisciplinary practice using situated, collaborative socially engaged forms inventing with people, places, and pluriformities.