Miguel Aparicio is an audiovisual producer, sound artist and teacher. He studied Audiovisual Communication in Seville where he began to make his first films. In 1998 he obtained a Master's Degree in Creative Documentary and, later, a PhD in Humanities at the UPF. His career includes audiovisual, experimental cinema and sound creation -soundscape, interactive installations, synthesis processed sounds- as well as programming languages and interactivity with Max/Msp, Supercollider and Arduino. As he himself points out, he is interested in analytically breaking down, as if opening a toy to see how it works, the different elements that, according to him, make up cinema: memory, attention, words, sound, image and time.

His audiovisual works have been shown at the Musac de León, Artium, Arteleku, Sitges Film Festival, Malaga Spanish Film Festival, Injuve Audiovisual Arts Award, Museo Carmen Thyssen Málaga, Canal+, Short Film Contest Spanish Version TVE, Navarra Film Festival, Festival Cinema Jove, Alcalá de Henares Film Festival, Madrid Experimental Film Week, Festival Indielisboa, L'Alternativa in Barcelona, Seville European Film Festival, Ibaff in Murcia, in New York, Montevideo, Strasbourg, Santiago de Chile, Moscow, Sebrenica.