Through site-specific interventions, the design of electronic devices, audiovisual documentation, process-oriented projects, sculpture, actions, and publications in diverse formats, Mario de Vega’s research explores the potential of unstable systems and the value of vulnerability. His work has been exhibited internationally, as have his sound performances, and he has been awarded several grants, awards and residencies in Mexico, Germany, Canada, and Austria. Mario has led seminars at the Berlin University of the Arts (Germany), Darmstadt Musikinstitut (Germany), Technical University of Berlin (Germany), Centro de Diseño, Cine y Televisión (Mexico), Braunschweig University of Art (Germany), University of Applied Arts (Vienna), MUAC (Mexico), Goucher College (United States), LABoral (Spain), and Harvestworks Digital Media Arts Center (United States), among others. In 2013 he was awarded the Transitio Prize. His work is represented in Mexico by Marso Gallery, Mexico City. Mario’s work appears in various publications; of particular note is Atrás Book 25069: Selected Works 2003‒2013, the first retrospective of his work, with texts by Guillermo Santamarina, Michel Blancsubé, Andrés Oriard, and Björn Gottstein.