During the “What Does a Shape Sound Like?” workshop, participants explored the playful connection between sight, touch, and sound. Each person chose simple shapes and imagined how each might sound, using their voices, bodies, and materials. Participants learned to translate visual forms into sound, discovering how shapes can hold emotion, rhythm, and movement. These sound impressions became a small collective archive of how differently we perceive the world, reminding us that creativity can emerge from even the simplest lines and forms.