Robin Koek is a sound designer, music producer, and mixing engineer working at the intersection of art, technology, and sound.
With a granular, sculptural approach to audio, he creates large-scale interactive works that transform studio practices into immersive public experiences, ranging from multi-channel to audio augmented reality projects. His research in spatial composition, site-specific design, and interactive audio has been featured by Q-O2 (Brussels), presented at the AES International Conference on Spatial and Immersive Audio (Huddersfield), and showcased at the Ableton Loop Conference (Berlin), among other platforms.
Robin’s exhibition and performance practice spans diverse geographies, informing his teaching philosophy. He emphasizes a holistic approach, viewing the studio as an adaptive environment that balances contemporary innovations with respect for tradition. By integrating industrial and experimental dynamics, he inspires students to discover and refine their unique artistic voices within the evolving audio landscape.
Whether collaborating with international clients, designing site-specific installations, or mentoring emerging professionals, Robin bridges technical mastery with creative exploration. His work consistently engages with the interplay between controlled studio environments, listening ecologies, and the broader sonic world, empowering the next generation of audio professionals to push creative boundaries with precision and intent.