David Trujillo Ruiz

David Trujillo Ruiz is a contemporary artist and researcher affiliated with Miguel Hernández University, focusing on the intersection of art, technology, and spatial theory. His work explores Hertzian space—the intangible interaction between wireless technologies, people, and physical environments—through installations, video art, and sound art.

• Education: PhD in Fine Arts (2015, UMH), DEA (2006, UMH), Graduated in Fine Arts (1999-2004, UMH), Diploma in Primary Education (1996-99, University of Granada)
• Collaborations: Factoría la Habana (Cuba), Art Travel SENSE, Aural Gallery, C5 Colección Gallery, Factoría Compostela

Research Interests: He investigates how wireless technologies and mass media redefine social control and physical space. His projects often involve media archaeology, art-science-technology synthesis, and urban electromagnetic landscapes. His doctoral thesis, El espacio hertziano como site-specific, established foundational concepts for this field.

Scientific Awards include the 2021 Banco Sabadell-Cátedra de Arte Contemporáneo Antoni Miró, 2018 Ayudas a la Producción Artística (Universidad de Granada), and multiple accolades for digital art and public interventions.

Projects: Co-founded La Mutua Artística, which created collaborative works like The Wind of the World (2015)—a global video project visualizing wind connections via Edward Lorenz’s chaos theory.