As a sound designer, I craft immersive sonic landscapes through field recording, foley, synthesis, sound manipulation, and music. My work specializes in the experimental, yet I maintain a strong technical foundation that allows me to create more grounded, story-driven soundscapes when needed.
Most recently, I composed the score for the short documentary Vodu and shaped the sound design using both foley and field recordings.
I'm always open to new collaborations and commissions.
The Middle (2025)
Desmond Maycare
mixing
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Vodu (2024)
Eva van Weeghel
music and sound design
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UVA Brandfilm (2023)
Nozem Films
music and sound design
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Een Nieuwe Wereld (2023)
Niels Gerson Lohman
music
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We Are Public (2020)
Douwe Dijkstra and Jaap Scheeren
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sound design and mixing
Calling from the Periphery (2019)
Yeb Wiersma for Kröller Müller Museum
technical production and sound mixing
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Haze (2018)
Yeb Wiersma and Lotte Geeven
sound design
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Choreography in Steel IV (2015)
Alexis Blake and Yeb Wiersma
sound design and live performance
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Job Worms (1992, Amsterdam) is a multidisciplinary artist whose work focuses on discovery and perception. How we sense, interpret, and relate to the world around us. By drawing inspiration from nature and technology, he explores the tensions between the organic and the digital, the familiar and the unknown, and perception and incomprehension.
His practice is rooted in the idea that much of our environment exists beyond our perception. Through installation, sound, and performance, he reveals hidden aspects of our surroundings, inviting viewers to reconsider how they engage with their environment.
Together with artist Pauline Mikó, he forms opya, a performative electronic music duo where plants and machines interact. Sound emerging from live signals between cables, roots, and stems.
Worms holds a postgraduate degree in Art in Sound from KASK (Ghent, 2020). His work has been presented at Ars Electronica, Design Museum Gent, KIOSK Gent, and Kennedy Van der Laan.
2025 – This Art Fair | Amsterdam (Netherlands)
2024 – Zij die de Zon zien zakken | Schietbaan, Amsterdam
2023 – Discovery (and the right to curiousity) (solo exhibition) | Kennedy van der Laan, Amsterdam (Netherlands)
2023 – Night of the Imagination | GUM, Ghent (Belgium)
2022 – This Art Fair | Amsterdam (Netherlands)
2022 – Design Fest Gent | Design Museum, Ghent (Belgium)
2021 – Encounters in Resonance | Kiosk, Ghent (Belgium)
2025 – Decentering Design - Practice in a More-than-human World
Bert De Roo, Giliam Ganzevles, Mirte van Aalst and Glenn Deliège
2024 – Schietbaan | Amsterdam
2023 – SÍM Residency | Reykjavík (Iceland)
2021 – AqTushetii | Tusheti (Georgia)
2024 – Centre Culturel de Forest | as opya | Brussels (Belgium)
2023 – Middelheimmuseum | as opya | Antwerp (Belgium)
2023 – Palmarium | as opya | Ghent (Belgium)
2022 – Decoratelier | as opya | Brussels (Belgium)
2021 – Bimhuis | as electroacoustic improvisation orchestra | Amsterdam
2021 – Bozar | as opya | Brussels (Belgium)
Collection Kennedy Van der Laan
Various private collections
2023 – Guest educator | Holland Festival x Gerrit van der Veen College | Amsterdam (Netherlands)
2023 – Guest lecture Room for Sound | Willem de Kooning Academie | Rotterdam (Netherlands)
2020 – European Postgraduate in Art in Sound | KASK School of Art | Ghent (Belgium)