Adiv González Muñoz was born in Oaxaca, México. While growing up he was in touch with the arts world since he is coming from a family of musicians. He received training in violin, viola, violoncello, plastic arts and photography. Pursuing a scientific career, he moved to Xalapa, Veracruz, where he got a Degree in Physics from the Universidad Veracruzana. Then he moved to Mexico City to do a Master in Science at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. While doing his PhD in Physics at the Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, Spain, he resumed his interest  in photography, exploring new techniques, including time-lapse, with which he created videos that were used to promote the activities of the experiment Major Atmospheric Gamma Imaging Cherenkov telescopes. After obtaining his doctorate, he returned to Mexico to make a postdoctoral stay at the newly opened High Altitude Water Cherenkov observatory where, in addition to developing scientific work, he applied his experience in photo, video and 2D animation to create content for social networks of this experiment. To improve his work as a science communicator, he has taken specialized courses on Scientific Outreach and Non-fiction Narrative at UNAM. His animations and videos of time-lapse have appeared in videoreports of Physics World, El Universal, TV Azteca, El País and Gizmodo.