Guanajuato, Gto., a 22 de diciembre de 2015.- The researcher professor from the University of Guanajuato, Dr. Roberto Morales Manzanares, made three audio installations that are currently in exhibit at the hall "René Villanueva" and in the Audio Garden from the National Sound Library (Fonoteca Nacional) in Mexico City.

Besides being a UG academic, Dr. Morales is a renowned sound artist and composer of acoustic and electroacoustic music. The show has the title "Sonificaciones integradas" and is composed by the installations "Zanate de luz", "Enjambre de avispas" and "Se vuelve rojo".

The show covers the sound and visual ambient, the works that compose it are distinguished because they have a common denominator, meaning, all the installations are dynamic and there are no patterns of sounds that repeat.

"Sonificaciones integradas" is based in the transformation of the relations of data with the end to explore new forms of perception and identification of audio-visual patterns.

Dr. Roberto Morales Manzanares made the works so each one had its own narrative, one of the creative characteristics the composer has is he lets himself be amazed by the structures his works generate.

The installation make reference to the phenomenon of aurora borealis, to the dynamic that exists in the inside and outside of a wasp swarm and birds singing that threaten dawns and sunsets, equally, alludes the birds' flight freedom.

Dr. Morales' work, will have a permanence at the National Sound Library until March 31, 2016.

It is important to mention that such sound artist is a Ph.D. in composition by the University of California in Berkeley, his interests are focused in real-time composition and composition generated from mathematical models for the creation of new forms of perception and identification of audio-visual patterns.