Aernoudt Jacobs is a Belgian artist working primarily with the medium of sound. His work is both phenomenological and empirical. It has its origins in acoustic and technological research and investigates how sounds can trigger sonic processes that affect the observer's scope of perception.
His work focuses on a central question: how can the complexity, richness, and stratification of our everyday environment become perceptible through sound, material, and technology?
Notable exhibitions include Bergen Art Museum (NO), Macba (ES), ISEA (GER), Singuhr Hoergalerie (GER), Netwerk (BE), NIMK (NL), STUK (BE), Vooruit (BE), Kaaitheater (BE), deSingel (BE), Le Bon Acceuil (FR), Lydgalleriet (NO), Tschumi Paviljoen (NL), Palais de Tokyo (FR), Hermitage (RU), Kristiansand Kunsthall (NO), Bozar (BE), Reina Sofia (SP) and Marta Herford (GER)