Listen for five minutes without judgment.

Artistic Workshops

Sound is so much more than what you hear. It is a powerful artistic language that evokes emotions, transforms spaces, and connects communities. In our artistic workshops, you’ll engage in experiments, sound recordings, and out-of-the-box composition techniques to further explore sound.

Our artistic workshops are for anyone who wants to explore listening more broadly. You would like to use sound as a creative medium, but you aren’t sure where to start or what to look for? An aifoon workshop offers a journey to grow at your own pace.

What will you learn and experience?

  • Your listening skills will be challenged and changed. You’ll learn to listen differently; you’ll hear things you’ve never noticed before.
  • You’ll discover how sound can 'hack' and transform spaces, from libraries to classrooms.
  • You’ll learn to compose soundscapes that tell stories and evoke emotions.
  • You’ll build practical skills that you can apply immediately in your own work or studies.
  • You’ll experiment with sound installations that add a new dimension to public spaces.

Artistic growth takes time.

We don’t believe in quick fixes or demonstrations. We believe in process, not in performance. During our workshops, you’ll have the space to experiment, fail, try again, and ultimately find your own artistic voice. With follow-up support and guidance so you can continue on your own afterwards.

The result? You’ll start listening to the world differently, with concrete tools for incorporating sound into your own creative practice.

Ready for an immersive auditory experience? Discover what’s possible when sound becomes your artistic ally. Contact info@aifoon.org.


S.P.A.C.E., an international training program for social workers at VIVES University of Applied Sciences (Kortrijk).

S.P.A.C.E. offers students an artistic laboratory to experiment with various forms of expression. They discover themselves and connect with one another through art. The labs foster a free and open environment that encourages growth, struggle, failure, and resilience. The group’s intercultural composition ensures that participants also reflect on and beyond conventional and familiar frames of reference. Students document this growth process through a portfolio. Each edition evolves into a unique laboratory where listening, creating, and reflecting come together.

Comments from some S.P.A.C.E. students:

  • 'I've never worked with sound the way we did with aifoon. I learned to listen in a different way.'
  • 'It opened my eyes to what's possible by using sound. It also made me realize that sound is diverse, and can support just about everything in life.'
  • 'I loved how engaged and motivating the teachers were, and that they had prepared a lot of different activities.'

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A Soundscape for the Library

In Audiotopia, students from the music school in Aalst created an 'audio hack' (a creative intervention using sound) for the library. They reimagined the public space using sounds they recorded themselves. Through their carefully crafted sound composition, the young people injected a new layer of sound into a place where silence is the norm.

This project was supported by Cultuurkuur. Read what the teacher thought of the project..

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Sounds of Nature in the City

We spent a week in nature with students from the Steiner School in Aalst.' There, we learned to listen to nature and its many sounds. With their recordings, the students wanted to spark a true sound revolution in the city – to make nature audible again in urban life.

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The Artistic Power of Sound

Within the audiovisual programs of part-time art education, visual arts often take center stage. Because the auditory aspect is frequently overlooked in these programmes, aifoon offers workshops to give students a participatory taste of the artistic possibilities of sound, silence, and listening.

For example, aifoon is offering a series of workshops to students at the CADIX in Antwerp.

Soundwalk with students from Cadix