with signal mirrors designed specifically for the project. The action lasted four hours and was recorded in video and photographs. M(R.P.M.) Mass according to revolutions per minute (2007–2011) m(r.p.m.) is a live action and the result of an investigation: transfer historical sound recording it to "ice vinyls". The ice vinyls are played back while they transform and disappear because of the vinyls' melting. These ice vinyls are played live during the short time that the ever-changing characteristic of the disc allows the process, in which the surface with the grooves turning to liquid, disappearing the sound recordings and emerging noise and experimentation. This time depends and is related to the climate and the space conditions: temperature, humidity, wind; being the reason why it varies in each live act. Ice vinyls are made with molds that contain the negative information of the original disc grooves. Water is spilled on these molds and they are put away to freeze the necessary time to obtain solid copies. In front of the public the disc is separated from the mold and played. Exhibitions and other works His work has been exhibited at: Palazzo delle Arti Napoli or PAN (Italy, 2009), the School of Art, Design and Media of the NTU, (Singapore, 2009), Museum Universitario de Arte Contemporáneo [MUAC] (Mexico, 2009), Experimental Museum El Eco, (Mexico, 2008), MEIAC Extremeño and Museo Iberoamericano of Contemporary Art (Spain, 2008), Centro Cultural Fronterizo (Mexico, 2008), Ex-Teresa Arte Actual Museum (Mexico, 2007, 2006), Cultural Center of Spain in Buenos Aires (Argentina, 2005), National Center for the Arts. (Mexico, 2006, 2005), Media Art Festival: BigBlip05. (England, 2005), Museum Conde Duque (Spain, 2005), Museo Rufino Tamayo (Mexico, 2004, 2003), Alameda Art Laboratory (Mexico, 2003), Ogaki Museum (Japan, 2003), Wifredo Lam Center (Cuba, 2001, 2000), Kiehl Visual Arts Center, Minnesota (USA, 1999), Konstfack Gallery (Sweden, 1997), Development Center Visual Arts (Cuba, 1996). He has also dedicated himself to being director of the International Festival. Transitio_Mx (2005 and 2007), he is founder and director of Medios y Tecnología, Center for Design, Film and Television (2004 to 2006). Counsellor and director of The National Fund for Culture and the Arts (2004 to 2006) and advisor to dorkbot of Mexico City (2006–present). Awards He has obtained various awards and supports for his work as: Program. for research in Arts and Media at the National Center for the Arts (2007), Goethe Institute (2005), The Foundation for